Seems odd that they would create yet another new file format (DSON) to try to bridge to another app when there are already plenty of bridge formats out there that already work fine.

Sort of reinventing the wheel if you ask me.

That is the one thing that turns me off to DStudio, too many new file formats that do little, if anything, more than the standard opensource formats already do.

New file formats like that will never get adopted into high end apps unless there is some new awesome technology linked to it. If there is some new awesome tech, lots of companies will buy the rights to it and put it in their programs.

Sort of explains why Genesis only works in DStudio, doesn't it....

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