But you still have to scale things up or down to work in Poser or Blender. What I tend to do is just import a figure's geometry like Dusk or Dawn's, into Blender and create props or clothing around that geometry. It's much simpler and easier for me. Then when it's >time to export >everything's the proper size.

Well of course There mus be initially some trial and error to get the export/import scale right for clothing development but you then save a preset as I Did for Daz genesis and later Reallusion CC3.( see pic)

That is not a reason to declare Blender "not viable " for an export Plugin as suggested by "Nevertrumper"

My opinion is that such dedicated bridge plugins are better left to third parties .

Existing poser users, such as Redphantom ,who really want to us Blender for rendering, are already doing so without a bridge plugin

Bondware should be focused on making posers internal features more competitive because trying to use a "Blender bridge" as selling point is very little enticement to a NEW BUYER when that person still has to buy poser for $200 and then have the choice sending LF&LH,Dawn, Dusk or the 15 + year old V4/M4 to Blender for rendering.

OR spend that $200 on CC3 pipeline and use the free Blender import Addon ,in my previous post, and have access to all of the genesis figures (via the conversion tool in CC3) before exporting them to Blender for rendering

Or get Daz studio for nothing and use one of the two Free plugins to send Daz Genesis 8 figures and scene content to Blender for rendering.

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