Now we're on the same page.  Poser's stock figures have been hideous since Poser 5, arguably earlier. 

It's as if they make them unappealing on purpose, which is a great business model if you're also going to provide the solution down the road.  You're right, though, Poser's Owners always seem content to let other companies or individuals do it. 

Hmmm..."On purpose."  Doesn't it feel, a lot of the time, that almost everything in life is just short of greatness by design?  Computers get more amazing by the minute, but rather than streamline software, they bloat it and the computer you bought yesterday pretty much functions, most of the time, like the one you had in 1993. 

Think about multi-core processors and think back to Poser 4 when you were lucky to have one core, and proud of it.  You were doing the same things!

This far along with the technology we should have virtual human beings.  You have under your hood now four of those computers at twice the speed each and a video card that can just about raytrace in real time, yet we wait hours for one frame with only half of available tricks in use for fear of crashing our software.

It's all insanely frustrating.