That's creepy, I just suspected the same thing when I saw your post about Roxie 1.1 that it might be down to the figure.

Please see my question in the other thread :-)

Thanks for the heads-up on the various aspects, and yes, it's damn frustrating when I can't do what I wanted to do with it.  I'm not prepared to vend for something this problematic because it'll just come back on me with customers complaining and thinking I'm to blame for it.  I would end up looking into problems that have nothing to do with me.

I'll be honest and admit I'm pretty obsessive about things working correctly, and anything I vend (if ever that happens) will hopefully show it.  That's going to be impossible to do with the state of the program (or figures) right now, I can't make stuff that works properly if what I'm basing it on, doesn't work.

And then there's the severe lack of technical documentation for developing content.  I mean, I see Standard and Unimesh in the menu and haven't a clue what the differences are other than bit's and pieces I've gathered from what's been posted on the forum.

Beats me how they expect vendors or potential vendors to get it right if they don't put out documentation for this stuff.  There needs to be a dedicated manual for Poser content developers, something that lists each of Posers technologies and gives the vendor the info they need to make the best use of it.

Anyway, thanks again Shane, and well said on the importance of getting the figure working right.  If it does happen to be down to the figure then they're doing themselves a disservice by not testing these things enough.