Quote - Except of course learning to use a total alien program in which everything works just slightly different from what you are used to and which brings nothing new compared to what you already have - except for genesis which needs an investment of multi-thousand dollars te be anywhere as useful as V4 is

 

So not true at all. I am a long time poser using, having tried DS several times. I finally got reality when released awhile back and used DS3 as a bridge to import poser scenes and render them in Luxrender and quickly figured out the basics in DS.  I am now using the free DS4 pro 64 bit and doing all my setup from within, with genesis and my investment is minimal. I have the GenX program from D3D and it's a piece of cake to have all new V4 morphed genesis characters and with the transfer capabilities in DS4 pro, most V4 clothing fits.

 

Quote - Genesis is much easier and not anything different than what you have been doing other than you don't have to inject morphs into your figure--the morph dials are already there and any morphs can be applied to the figure--not just a particular character.  Any Genesis clothing will fit any figure shape--so it's much easier actually--no new learning curve for anyone who has been using the standard figures.

 

Very true, I like genesis because she bends better at the hips, legs than V4 and I am able to import all my custom V4 characters into the genesis mesh, win/ win

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