I rarely animate (I do tiny little clips from time to time mostly to amuse myself with *"look, it moves" - one of the reasons why I've often put "movement morphs" in my stuff, too)

But to say the cloth room is only for animators, that's missing the point entirely. The cloth room is SO much more.

It's THE way of draping a sheet of plastic over some pallets, just to name an instance where I've just used it. It's also great for clothes because it looks much more real. Both skirts, capes and robes - basically any flowing garment gets a LOT better with a cloth room simulation.

Sure, it takes some time getting used to. The whole "pose at frame 30" thing for one, but the benefits are a lot more natural looking piece of cloth. 

It's also a great way of fitting soimething to a heavily morphed character.

Yes other programs have dynamics too, but it's hardly fair to Poser to compare it with something like Max. Its a whole other price level. The great thing about Poser is that it's affordable, also to "normal" people and not just companies. And considering what you actually GET for the price, Poser is an awesome piece of software.

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