I bought the $99,- license of Marvelous Designer, and as far as I know they changed the EULA to admit commercial renders last monday. That's good enough for me, because I don't sell commercial clothing, but I from time to time I do "commercial" renders. But besides that it's a great program to use. I even joint a sewing pattern website to get some insight in making sewing patterns for marvelous designer. (I suddenly hear some blue oister bar music now)

To get the resulting obj into poser is a bit troublesome. I haven't been able to export a decent avatar from poser to marvelous designer, but I did with DAZ|studio, even with extra poses. I succeeded in exporting  obj-files of clothing from Marvelous Designer to D|S and exported those as poser-scaled obj's to poser. It works rather well in the cloth room.

If you're interested, read the new personal license information, or at least try out the trial-version, it's just a fun program to use.

I remember a couple of years ago, there was a freeware japanese program called teddy, which could be used for making dynamic clothes for a teddybear, I would liked to have such a program for poser, I also tried to import a V3 -model instead of the bear, but she was just too poly-heavy. Marvelous Designer works about the same way as this program, but can handle any model you like, and is far more sophisticated and advanced.

best regards,

Bopper.

-How can you improve things when you don't make mistakes?