karanta posted at 2:01PM Mon, 05 March 2018 - #4325598

..... maybe you will ask yourself "why is she still making Poser stuff if the situation is not that great" :)

The main reason is that I still love Poser. And I highly doubt this will ever change. It's not just about the money ;)

Amen to that! I still make Poser Products from time to time (though mostly freebies because ... well I've always made freebies ...) and they sell laughably bad (eventhough I do think they're nice items, really) - but then I'm not depending on it as an income. I make them because I can, and any $ earned usually gets spent right here again L I do love Instore Credit.

I think it's a shame that not more people do nice DYNAMIC clothes for Poser. It's really not that difficult to use dynamics, and at the moment people are going mad about D-Force. Sprouting out items for that. And for the DS only people -_-

Yes, Dynamic clothes has a slight learning curve, compared to just "load and render" - but really .. that's what Poser users are GOOD at. At least thoswe of us who has been along for the ride all since Poser 4. Probably newcomers find it confusing. More so if they come from DS where it IS more of a Click and render solution. And nothing wrong with that. I just think Poser users are more familiar with DIY - we've HAD to in the past.

I like to pick things apart and use them in a new way. My latest picture features a single dandelion I pulled out of a bunch of Flinks Dandelions ... with the Grouping Tool. Poser has so many possibilities that many people simply overlook, or are afraid to use. But it's a very very powerful tool, once you utilize all the options.

So think out of the box. Both as content providers and as consumers. You will get more bang for your buck :)

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