I had a cryto virus hit my computer a few months ago and lost everything. So I am having to rebuild everything I was working on. In the past I have built only for Poser because I didnt want to screw with DS, I know I am limiting bussiness this way. I now have Modo 801 and as a fresh start I am thinking about building in Modo and then exporting props for Poser and DS. I build architectural models and enviroments. Should I create entirely seperate packeges for Poser and DS so that all shaders and light work properly and sell them as seperate packages. I see many products for sale that show they will work in both Poser and DS, but I am not sure that would work for me.

One other question, I build full size in Modo, Do you think anyone would purchase product made for higher end apps like Modo, in other words sell product in 3 different versions Full scale, Poser and DS.

I would appreciate some ideas on this.

Quote -  Should I create entirely seperate packeges for Poser and DS so that all shaders and light work properly and sell them as seperate packages.

That's what I would do. It's extra work and time invested, so you should be compensated for that. And it keeps things clear for the buyer. You could make your props available in .obj format, as all the higher end apps can read them, and they can be scaled up and down based on the users needs. 

I think seperate packages for each is the way to go.  The danger with selling packages that cater for both is that some buyers who use just DS or Poser may think they are paying for something they will never use.  I know that sound strange but you often see something for $9.99 and not $10 or, if in the UK, £19.99 and not £20, its all in the mind.

I only use Poser so if a package has both Poser and DS downloads I never bother with the DS as it is just wasting hard drive space for me.