AI is yet another tool in the box. The great thing about the AI tool is that it can remove differences in style of components in a scene. I posted this image in one of the forums before:   

It is the Poser 2  casual woman dancing next to LaFemme2. You see that the obvious difference in detail etc. is gone. This means that old content has new use. 

This thread made me dig old folders. 

The name of this image makes me believe I made this with Miki2:

Yes that's one of those things I never understood. Why does loading a new scene not simply include a save with some standard name (poserautosave.pz3) in some standard place (posertemp) and start the process?  

Poser 3 casual girl? Whoa! That's quite a makeover!

FVerbaas posted at 1:52 PM Sun, 5 October 2025 - #4500354

The girl on the right is LF2, but who is on the left?

Oh no! AI :-D

Essentially Poser13 loads all extant Poser content. Old scripts that come as a .py may or may not work as before. They are plain text. If they do not work, 7 out of 10 it can be solved with a few simple text edits.  There was a thread devoted to this. Best ask support. Scripts that come as a .pyc are compiled and you are out of luck. There are decompiler programs that generate back the plain text code, but all formatting and comment are lost.

The way things are represented may be different from what you were used to with Poser 2014. The Firefly render engine is still there for backward compatibility but a number of errors in the material nodes have been solved. The default render engine now is Superfly, based on Blender's Cycles. 

But, in all, if you connect the required Runtime libraries old stuff will load with no problems. See for example the thread in the 'Official Poser Forum' on old and forgotten figures.

ChromeStar posted at 9:47 PM Thu, 9 October 2025 - #4500500

Anim8dtoon posted at 11:00 AM Mon, 6 October 2025 - #4500384

FVerbaas posted at 1:52 PM Sun, 5 October 2025 - #4500354

The girl on the right is LF2, but who is on the left?

I haven't the slightest clue, Fverbaas ... WHO is she? By the way, did you use Virtual World Dynamics on both figures' clothing? The folds and wrinkles make them look SO freaking realistic!

I recall from when that was first posted that this image was processed in some AI tool. So that's not how it looks out of the renderer.

That' image is the only image for which I used AI for postprocessing. It was a plain enhancement in Krea. All the other images are either raw or just conventional filtered

in Camerabag2, PaintshopPro 2023 or older, or Krita g'mic, none of which, to my knowledge use AI       

And, why not, another Tuyuko in freestyle. I made the top a while ago. The skirt is the one of Jinny's default templates, cropped to a more sexy style. Draped in cloth room. Hair is an old freebie for V3. Rest of process as described above.

I felt sympathy for Tuyuko, having only work clothing so I made 'on the fly' some garb for her in CLO's Jinny. 

For those who ask: The process is as follows:

1 - Export .obj in Poser Native scale. Zero pose. 
Preparation of this model: Tuyuko has pubic hair built as facets, part of the hip. This will mess up the fit later. Just select hip, open gropup tool, select pubic hair material and delete facets.  

2 - In Jinny open the .obj 'as avatar' , and say it is feet units and need to be loaded at 860% scale. Jinny then recognizes the human shape and adds an (invisible)  'fitting suit'.  

3 - In Jinny, go to 'Designer mode' and load, drape and modify as you see fit. I used the default templates: The baggy pants as they are and the t-shirt I cropped and lowered the neckline. 

4 - In Jinny hide the avatar and go to 'studio mode'. There check 'export FBX' box (bottom right) and export. This will put a .fbx in your downloads folder and also open CLOI's Closet. There you can delete your upload if you want.

5 - load the .fbx in Poser. Check fit, use morph brush if needed, and apply fitting room, cloth room, or setup room to proceed as usual. IIRC the setup room needs a .obj of the garment so you need to export and load first. 

Sixus1 is always a rich source of figures outside the average. 

I ran into this image of Scrum

According the wiki: 'Scrum is a male figure by Sixus1. His design includes many morphs to transform him into an elf, human or a nasty beastie.

Anim8dtoon posted at 2:57 PM Mon, 6 October 2025 - #4500395

Tuyuko? Now that's a figure I've never heard of ... is she still available somewhere? She's cute!

Note she was made for 'kinbaku', and her main asset is 4 'rope suits' and the simple hooker garb she's wearing on the image, but of course I cannot show that here on Rendo. 

She takes traditional Poser poses well. 

Notre the set as it is has a few errors, mainly file names as far as I can remember. It is easily solved, however. 

Looking in the archives.. Here's Mr. Have's Tuyuko, doing the streets, looking for work. 

Render made today, though. 

I do not want to hijack this thread, but of course it would be complete without an image of P4 Posette:

And there's NEA! I did not do much with her. This one escaped postprocessing.

Let's see who else is in the old box:  Poser5 Judy! 

Many people said she's ugly. I do not think so.