Quote - It needs to be said that for every Poser user who has trouble using DAZ Studio, says it's interface is awful or calls it a "Yugo", there is a Studio user that has no problem creating art using the software.

Nor did I say there wasn't.  But, coming from the world of metalwork, where there are standards, and yes, more than a hundred years old and still in use, change for the sake of change is not good.  For those that can get along with the incomprehensible that changes often, fly with it.  For those that can't, and I'm one of them, all I can do is start looking for an alternative to DAZ figures, assuming I'll ever exhaust the possibilities of what I already have and will continue to use.  To me, the simplest and most straightforward interface in modeling programs is Wings3d, which I use a lot.  The other one I use, not really a modeler, is Povray.  Yet for both, there are some that I've read complaining about the interface.  Oh, really!  Right click, read the menu, and pick your action,  This is terribly complex, you understand.  (Full sarcsm mode off)

My whole point is that there are many changes that need to be done before DAZ will be on the same level as poser.  If the new head man sees that it is done, then for the good.  If not, for the status quo, going nowhere in real progress.

And just for you,

D.

The "I" in Doric is Silent.