You make excellent point, KobaltKween, particularly in the light of how many new (and revamped older) figures we're seeing in the Poser landscape. The entire idea of one figure needing to satisfy all needs is ludicrous when you consider the diversity of artist needs, the level of detail they are trying to attain, and the sorts of tools they are invoking outside Poser to achieve this detail. No one mesh is going to deal perfectly with everyone's needs, unless you're making gargoyles, in which case close enough is good enough.

Those who promote a one-mesh solution invariably produce gargoyles/trolls/something-without-reference-in-the-real-world as their proof of concept. Which Isn't particularly convincing to me, since I don't personally know any trolls or gargoyles that I can use as reference.

Diverse figures for diverse goals. And dynamic cloth to clothe them all.

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Wir sind gewohnt, daß die Menschen verhöhnen was sie nicht verstehen
[it is clear that humans have contempt for that which they do not understand] 

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