I just noticed my typo, darn, and I am such a perfectionist too. Must remember, it is spellid paid

Thank you, have a good day!

It seems it has an issue with formats, the avatar did not look good, so I am back to the drawing board.

It would be nice to have the avatar dimensions bigger, 200 x 200 is so small you can hardly make out anything. It makes creativity null and void in this area. Oh well!

Thanks for the help!

Thank you very much and congrats to the other artists!

Hi BadKittehCo,

I don't know if you read the full thread. But I did apologize to content makers for barking up the wrong tree. I was out of line and I somewhat, do know what content makers have to go through to make ends meet. I also understand now that the subject is out of the users and the content makers power. One just needs to step back and look at the whole situation. The market share is held by the company that produces the best up to date stand-alone model. The bottom line: no model, no market, the model is the key to the success of winning in this area of the art market. And we all know who owns that market share. As I said above, I can live with that and I can move on with the models that are poplar and on hand right now.

Also, as said before, I am done on this subject. I want to create, not be stuck in the business and politics of the company's that create the models. After all, this is my hobby that I do for my own pleasure. And a lot of that pleasure comes from content makers, so please keep up the fine work. And lets leave the models to the company's and the few brave souls that step into that realm.

That's it. I have said all I can say on this subject. Lets move on to better creative things.

Boy! It seems I stepped on a hornets nest.

I get the point, I have heard all this before. It is a big mess and no one wants (the party's that could make it go right) to work together to sort it out, or invest in it. Yes, I was barking up the wrong tree and I am sorry if I have offended any content creators.

And now that I am looking at the whole picture and the powers that be, it is not going to happen (A new supported stand-alone model is a dream in an old Poser users eyes.) Poser will die and life and history will move on.

I can live with it. I get the whole picture now. (I don't have time for apathy.) I am done with this (old) subject. It is time to move on to a fully supported product. Thanks Male M3dia for your input.

This subject is closed! No point in beating a dead horse!

Hi Infinity10,

I am not interested in creating models. My enjoyment is creating / rendering art images. Maybe one day, but for now I just buy them if I have the extra cash.

Hi Male_M3dia,

I by no means wish to control anything or any subject matter talked about. I was talking about all the models that have come and gone. This last one talked about seems to be heading on the same path that other models have. I as a customer just wish one could be picked and settled on and maybe be taken on to the next level. I really do not care what model it is, I would just like it to be good modern one. I am sorry if I have come across to strong. I am not trying to punish anyone, that was not my point. My only point is we have no new (supported) Poser models. And it has being years and many have been made in that time. What is so hard about it? Daz could even do one. That would be even better. That in it self makes you think! Why haven't they, they have the resources and it would be a money pit for them. In truth, it makes no sense from a marketing point. Why give up that market share? All in all it is a frustrating subject from a customer/user point of view. That is all.

Thank you guys! :)

Thank you for picking me for the staff pics. It is highly appreciated!

Life is like a breath, you breath in and you breath out, and millions can be touched with each breath. And I was one of those touched by Joanna's breath of fine art. I will truly miss those breaths of fine art and workmanship. My condolences to her family.

I had no idea I was picked. No notice, no nothing. Anyway, thank you very much for the pick!

Thank you guys for the pick. It is truly appreciated.

I use dynamics 60 - 70% of the time in my work. And of course, I prefer it over conforming clothing. But as a fact, both have its limits in Poser. But what I have seen so far, in regards to your program. Is you have taken those limits and removed them altogether. And even enhanced it. As I said before, "I'm impressed! And I would be happy to give give you 57 dollars for the program.

I'm excited to see more and to get my hands on it! 

All I can say this is "Impressive!

I want it and how much is this going to cost us?