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Fixed that for you. ;-)

 

~Shane

If I have have Studio first to use it, I don't consider it a "fix". First of all, Studio doesn't work for me... on my MAC!

Are we doing the DAZ vs Poser thing again?

C'mon, dead horse, dead horse.

(Besides I have a Mac. Works for me and I do development on it as well.)

I'm not talking about YOUR Mac, I'm talking about mine. Studio doesn't run on it. Hasn't since version two. Yes, I could get a more powerful computer, and one day I will. But Poser has run on every Mac I've ever had, even ones that were under spec. Admittedly, they were slow and took for ever to render, but at least they ran. Heck, P10 is the first version of Poser where I actually had to upgrade the software OS to get it to run.  Cost me $30 bucks and was something I needed and intended to do anyway.

Well I've have macs a long time, and DS as well.... no problems... even when I tried my hand at making a "hackintosh" from PC parts. Really, disliking a program because you can't get it to run when a large number of people can, isn't a true issue.

The thing is, 3D is like playing a video game, you have to have a good enough computer for it, otherwise you're going to run into problems. You want good performance, you want it to do all the neat tricks, yes you have to invest in good hardware. You're not going to last all that long in a deathmatch if someone is rocking video cards in SLI mode while you're chugging along with an intel video chip trying to do the same thing.