Quote - > Quote - Since you are DS user I can see that subdivision and the fitting room are not of major interest to you. For most people however they were the improvements these users asked for. So it is well worth the investment if you are a serious poser user

 

Ummm....I have been using poser and making products for it for well over a decade now. What makes you think I am not a poser user?

Contrary to the beliefs of some, people can happily use both softwares. I use whatever software works for what I need for my art.

I also build my poser and d/s products individually in each program.

There is no competition in my book.

 

Rawn

I know you are an old time poser user and you make products for both Poser and DS.

But it seems that you no longer actively use Poser to create real scenery since the improvements in the morph brush alone are worth the investments. Include the improvements in weightmap tools, the ability to copy morphs and joint zones from one figure to the other, render previews as well as bug fixes, UI improvements and you have a much improved Poser version - even if you do not use things like Subdivision, fitting room or physics

If you do use Poser seriously for creating scenes and rendering I do not understand your reasoning.

But of course that is your decision - I just don't understand it