I would think that DAZ would hire the programmers needed to create the software, or buy out a company that may already be doing so - they aren't stupid - although at times they have stuck their foot in their mouth. Consider the EULA hoopla they stirred up - and then look at how quickly they worked to resolve the issues their customers had, it may have seemed like forever to those of us waiting, but they did straighten it out - I don't see CL doing that in regards to their EULA, I don't see them even attempting to consider their customers. No matter how often CL will say "we don't mean that" "we would never do that" the fact remains that their EULA gives them the right to do certain things and make claims that effect not only vendors but those who use the software for certain purposes. Crime scenes could be considered a violation and if you use it for that (or to do any scene showing what might be considered illegal) don't take their "word" that it's ok - get it in writing because that is the only thing that matters (want to lay odds on them granting written permission?) CL and DAZ merging? why would a company who is doing well financially attach itself to one that admits they put out a faulty program because of money issues? One company has a history of saying "tough luck" and the other is known to listen to their customers. I know which one I'd expect to quickly take care of any potential software bugs and I know which one I'd trust to not take my money when they know the software has serious problems...

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