It is pretty straightforward; make sure that any DAZ content library folders have been added to the Poser library as external runtime directories.

I saved the scene from Studio as a regular DAZ .DUF, and then used the D3D DSON Loader to browse to that location and open it.

I then go and get a cup of tea and do something else for a while, as it takes several minutes to import the scene.

One possible caveat is that I don't use the latest version of the DSON importer as it causes distortions in Genesis 2 figures; I use the last beta version, which may be in your DAZ Product Library; it is still in mine. Also, posing in Poser is very sluggish, at least on my 6-core AMD machine...

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