Quote - > Quote - > Quote - I always thought DAZ3D should absorb Hexagon, Carrara, and Bryce into their Studio software and sell a pro and lite version of that.  But DAZ3D doesn't have the programming staff for that.  But it took awhile for 3DS and Maya to work with Mudbox even though AutoDesk has the programming staff.

I like Hexagon just like it is, thanks.

Laurie

Well, yeah, they should probably leave well enough alone.  When DAZ touches software, the bugs outweigh the functioning part of the software.  In DAZ's world, "new and improved" means it will crash your computer twice as much as before, and have twice as many pieces labeled "coming soon."

 

I find DS very stable, on the other hand I find Poser very unstable, it crashes or just freezes up and for me is an impossible program to learn.

I couldn't believe it when I realised that you cant select more than one surface at a time in the materials room., among other things that are so simple to do in DS