Perhaps the so-called professionals you expect are the ones making ultra-realistic 3d models out there... for AAA companies, or charging US$500 per purchased license, as you find anywhere.

Or perhaps you, "an absolute dilletant" in your own words, have no idea what goes behind a BASE figure in a content-based program such as Poser. Perhaps you have absolutely no clue that base models for this kind of figure NEED the gap between the legs, NEED them to be "baseball bats", so that pants can be modeled around them without provoking a buttload of issues when being rigged. Perhaps, and I might be repeating myself here - you've never heard about what morphs are.

Rhia, believe me, I wish I could follow your lead and play BG3 to, heavens know that Astarion and Karlach and Halsin are fighting for my attention...

But I have a deadline to meet on the "toon figure again", so that I can see people say I'm not a professional after over 20 years of Poser, because they can't understand all the limitations that we have to go around to make something function correctly, and instead think that professional is only the person who will cater to each individual's every whim for a product that will cost some 20 dollars a pop. And then complain that so few of us vendors are left, yeah? Sorry - this part was no longer at Rhia, who has been appreciative of us.

Have fun in the game for my sake, will ya? I've been dying to play more. A few weeks to go.

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Feel free to call me Ohki!

Poser Pro 11, Poser 12 and Poser 13, Windows 10, Superfly junkie. My units are milimeters.

Persephone (the computer): AMD Ryzen 9 5900x, RTX 3070 GPU, 96gb ram.