aeilkema opened this issue on May 09, 2018 · 270 posts
wolf359 posted Wed, 20 June 2018 at 9:58 AM
At a higher level, I really don’t think many folks here get Poser is about the tools, not the figures.
Please reconcile your claim with what SmithMicro Says poser is about
From the Smith Micro website:
**"Discover the Art of the Human Form with Poser
With Poser, human and animal models are prepared for you to start designing and posing immediately. Figures are pre-rigged so artists can click-and-drag to pose body parts, sculpt faces, or create ethnic varieties. Thousands of poses, morphs, clothing, hair, materials, and accessories are included.......
Figure Design Poser makes working with the human form easily accessible with an intuitive user interface. Human and animal models are included for you to start designing and posing immediately. Click-and-drag to sculpt faces, pose body parts, or create various ethnic varieties. For those who require finer control; full body morphs, facial expression morphs, and bone rigging are available for any figure. All features and models are provided in a natural 3D environment for realistic depth, lighting and shadowing on any figure in any pose. Quickly and easily create shape variations with Poser’s brush based morphing tools" **
You appear to be the only poser user in the entire universe, who actually believes that Posers primary focus is not figures.
don’t have to replace my figures to get new tech, I can simply add it to my figure of choice. As much as I prefer newer figures, legacy figures (as far back as V1/M1) still make up a large portion of what i use.
That is great for you..I suppose however the self contradictory nature of your public statements is laid bare when on the one hand you harshly criticise the poser vendors for being "stuck in 2007"
while at the same time advocating that Poser users need to learn to recycle 11-15 year old figures instead of demanding that the very company, I quoted above, provide them with attractive MODERN figures.