Robyn, not only does the exporter exist, but it has been demonstrated in a video. It is still being worked on so is not released yet, but they showed exporting Genesis in various forms to Poser, and then using posing them in Poser.

The idea that this isn't happening is a denier meme promoted by a few with an axe to grind.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDYEvSb7jQs

Once you see for yourself that the resulting figure is, in every way, a first-class Poser figure, I don't see what there is to worry about.

The resulting figure can be posed, morphed, textured, and wardrobe-wizarded (potentially). The only "Genesis-like" thing you lose is the SubD, the ability to move the joint centers with a morph and the ability to swap UV mapping. I doubt that those limitations will exist forever, either.

The Daz weight mapping system is not unique to DS. Poser has it. I'm not expert in this area, but to the degree I'm understanding it, the expression of movement afforded by DS "Triax" is actually the same as, or slightly not as extensive as Poser 9/Pro2012. The file formats are totally different, but the data translates directly.

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