humm just re-read that and it sounded kind of confrontational, which isn;t how I meant it. What I meant was that we've only started exploreing the power of Poser. For along time we've been held back trying to fit create only things that worked in 2 somewhat different programs. Since there has been a point now where things arenlt expected to work in both Poser AND DAZ Studio, we can start to ramp up and use more of the full power individually available in each program, but that might now have a common ground.

NOTE the use of PMD files which were disparaged when they first came out 3-4 version ago, but that are easier and lighter on mempry than haveing dozens of pre-made (even empty) channels and can be used on ANY figure in Poser without the chance of morph over write or conflict.

There are other trick in the making...Welcome to Interesting Times!

 *edited for spelling