I speak my mind finally. Poser is not for passive consumers of content. It has a powerful set of utilities and functions which provide a launch-pad for original character creation and animation. It is very well and good that buyers who are not interested in creating digital assets to flip over to Daz Studio and use ready-created assets. However, Poser has moved in the direction - rightly or wrongly, time will tell - of allowing its users to create and customise original content. Therefore, I for one, expect to see less off-the-shelf Poser digital assets. I am not punching up anyone or any software. It is just a case of two very different software at this point in time. I do use DS for some things, and I use Poser for others.

Eternal Hobbyist