@hornet3d - I can dig it. I don't have any emotional investment in Poser, other than - I guess - I actually enjoy creating content for it. Free or paid, it's still something of a thrill to see my stuff sitting in a Runtime, rendering in a scene, somewhere in a finished pic. That, however, doesn't extend to my excluding the possibility there's something out there better able to do the job than Poser. If, however, Poser continues to evolve while still being relatively easy to use, I'll be happy. For the record, I'm still using Poser Pro 2012. Can't yet afford to upgrade.

@ MSconti - Poser 5 was a quirky, unreliable beast, so no real surprises you had problems with it.

I've never done any Poser animation so the toolset isn't something I ever took notice of. My animation experience is strictly Old School; either hand drawn cel, or multiple frame sprites for pre-3d games, with the latter made in DPaint for the Amiga. Even used the PC version of DPaint for a while. Like I said, Old School.

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