That thing cost 29 euros.  I was hoping to find something free.

I was searching through python scripts and whatnot, hoping to find something that would work.  Downloaded and tried a few dead ends.

I'm tried this http://www.bitmanagement.de/download/BS_Exporter_Blender/cnt-index.php?lang=en&prod=BS%20Exporter%20Blender but I can't unzip all of it.  No matter how many I download it, the file seems damaged, and they have no email on their site to tell them about it.

The Blender community should have developed something I suppose.  I'll go ask them.  They use python scripts same as Poser 5, so I should be able to use any import script on both, correct?

Wavefront .obj format is slightly differant than the daz3d .obj format.

Thanks for the tip about lithwrap.  With all other programs you have to use the import command, or sometimes open, but with it you click  Model, and then open.

It says that 65535 is the maximum number of triangles that it can import.  So I can't load it up after all. :(

LithUnwrap version 1.3 I already have.  And it doesn't import anything, despite what it says on that website.  I downloaded it again, and the .zip file was the exactly same size as the old one was.

I click File, Import, and then I see Skeleton along with UV, with UV faded out, no way to click it.

If anyone knows where to find some decent .3ds or .x models, which I can test things out with, please inform me.  All the decent human models I can find are always .obj.

I believe daz3d probably made its format specifically so it would be difficult to convert to another format.

http://mysite.verizon.net/sfg0000/

Poseray can go from .3ds to .obj, but not from .obj to .3ds. :(
Blender can only import 16 textures.  And its interface is a rather unruly beast, filled with errors that appear if try to edit the settings of the .obj object you are importing.

Any free easy to use polygon reduction tools out there?  As in, I load the model, click something, and it doesn't crash, lock up for hours without telling me whats going on, or create a horrible looking image that is unusuable?  Someone mentioned once that if the polygon count was reduced, it might load up.

I assume everyone that uses daz3d or other modeling programs, has something they do to reduce the polygon count to reasonable amount, making it usuable in games.

Thank you.  It just needed the full path name apparently.

I read somewhere that Blender limits the number of textures you can import.

Finally got the model itself on the screen though, no textures displayed, but I just need to check around the options for that.  The thing locked up when I clicked "game" or something, thinking it'd show me the 3d model... just curious what that button did really.  Oh well.  I should figure out the rest.

Thanks to both of you for your response.