As I understand it, the photo mapping feature in the Face Room probably won't work on the Millennium models until they become Face Room compliant. To get the map to line up right, the head might need to be morphed to fit the shape of the head in the photo. It is possible that the UV mapping for Don and Judy will line up with the UV mapping for the Millennium models but I have no idea if that is the case or not. (It sure would be nice if it does.) The post from DAZ simply said that the price was too high for them to afford, not that it was unreasonably high for what needed to be done. I took the comments from the person at DAZ to be simple economics and not as a slight against anyone. To be fair to Curious Labs, it very well could be the third party that developed the underlying code for the Face Room that is setting the price. Curious Labs may have no control over the price.