It's (much) easier to export out a g figure as a Poser native figure and swap DS WM for Poser's WM (5 minute process, if you set up your DS content rationally. I exported the genesis 1 figure for use for aliens (genesis 1 & DarioFish's aliens rock!) and the genesis 2 series for "red shirts". You can actually end up with a nice, light weight (80Mb) figure - not much native content of course, but I'm the very model of a modern Poser user - easy fix. At 70% off MSRP, they are worth fooling with (if it isn't on sale in Fast Grab, wait a week or two, it will be)"

As a sci fi/comic book nerd, I have found the Genesis aliens by Dariofish incredibly useful as well.

You (like myself) are willing to put in some actual creative effort and use existing technology to make use of figure assets in the final render environment of your choosing that achieves your creative objectives.

In my case that is Maxon Cinema4D.

C4D has ZERO actual support for the Daz genesis figures much less animated ones yet here they are( link below) all Genesis2 figures ( except the bad guys) easily rendered in Maxon C4D as .obj files being driven by External MDD files exported from Daz studio

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2TYEp536iB8aVBBdHJWRE9jODg

But the reality is that the great majority of poser users simply want a poser native perfect female that can be all things and does not require any usage of other programs not even for a quick export as you and I do from DS.

This is not a criticism just an observable fact.

This is what has given V4 this unnaturally long life as the primary poser figure. and she will not be abandoned my most until the arrival of a universally accepted and superior POSER NATIVE female..perhaps project E?? time will tell.

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