I just got into Poser and 3D, so perhaps I don't know what I'm talking about, but it seems to me that a program called Poser ought to have MUCH better posing mechanics. There are no even slightly realistic constraints on what limbs do, and it's often difficult to avoid moving an arm or leg in such a way that it seems to collapse or radically distort the mesh. Also, in customizing a figure, I find that it's far too easy to make the interface between two parts obnoxiously visible. There ought to be a way to automatically keep the bottom of the waist morph consistent with the top of the hip morph, etc. Of course, maybe all these things exist, which brings me to the next point- how about some decent documentation? Other than the manual, which really isn't that informative about a lot of issues, there is not a lot of Poser 11 info out there- many issues can only be explored by going back to tutorials from ancient versions, and there's no good way to tell if the info is still valid until you spend a lot of time trying to make it work. A relatively small thing about the library- there ought to be a way to view all the stuff associated with, say, a single figure, in a single list: Figure, hair, poses, materials, etc. These things would make the program a lot more user friendly for people who have no idea what they're doing, like myself.