Yeah, about that Wolf.........

Have you actually looked at the g figures? They are anatomically accurate as any Poser figure. That is to say, they aren't.

I would HOPE that figure conversion would only take a couple of clicks in a $1,799 copy of Modo, to get it into a $2,621 copy of Cinema4d. If you are moving stuff around those software packages, there's a reason those packages cost what they do.

I'm glad to see that DS is starting to get the level of interchangeability that we have had for at least a decade with Poser. I am also glad that they now have the feature set of Poser 5.

If I want to add weight mapping, subdivision, control surfaces, and such to M2, I don't have to drop $4K in software. I just fire up Poser and add them. Just sayin'.

AFA Project E, you should peruse the thread over on the SM forum. Nothing exotic, and Ero seems to have developed a better mousetrap for clothing conversion. Pay particular attention to the wireframe image of the pair of V4 jeans that Project E is wearing - it's done entirely within Poser.

As a Poser user, I'm not too concerned about the g figures, especially G3/8 - they look (and perform) exactly like their V4 ancestors, albeit at a higher cost. The major difference is I can add control surfaces to