Sounds interesting, I would like to be included in the Gallery Spotlight contest please. Thanks.

It can be confusing installing content at first, you need to get to know the runtime structure and then it soon becomes second nature as to which files to put where and which can be moved to make products easy to find.

I don't think you can say which software is better, it is a bit horses for courses. Some people find Daz Studio a breeze and some the same for Poser. It just takes time to learn your way around whichever software you choose and ask if your stuck. Plenty of help around on the forums if you need it.

I use Daz Studio myself, but lots of poser scenes and prop content. Just takes tweaking of the surfaces and they work fine. I would imagine it works the same in reverse. Persevere it just takes a bit of time.

Thanks so much, it is an honour to have my image chosen alongside these superb works. Really cool images congratulations all.

Thanks so much for choosing my image to be part of this weeks staff picks. It was a lovely suprise and I am pleased to be picked among the other great work here.

Hi jonofthedead,

I don't know of any converter for V4 poses to Genesis 1 and 2 but I do use V4 full body poses on Genesis and then use DavidGB's Script which fixes various problems.

Here is the link to the thread on Daz's old forums where it is discussed:

http://forumarchive.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=177719

Hope ths helps.

Thanks so much, it was a great suprise to be chosen and I am honoured to have my image among such great works. Congratulations to everyone.

I think it may be zigraphix putting  the documentation together. Try a search at Daz Forum for their username. I am unable to post links using this browser, sorry I can't be of more help. Good luck!

The problem with tutorials is they are written by people who already know the program and have their interface set up how they find it easiest to work with. You can change the layout of the interface in many ways which makes the tutorials very hard to follow and find the tools you need if you are just starting out with the program.

If you take a look in Daz Studio, on the top row you will see "View" click on it. Click on "Interface layout" and then "Select Layout". The box that appears will allow you to change the layout of the interface and hopefuly find the layout used in the tutorial which will make things much easier.

It can be very daunting at first but don't panic things will soon fall into place, it is amazing what you can learn by just playing with the program.

Thanks so much for these can't wait to try them. Very generous of you, thank you.

Thanks so much for the wonderful Piper for K4, she is lovely and the orchid textures are beautiful and very unique, one of the best free characters I have downloaded and one that is very much appreciated, thank you.

Very clear and informative video, great job with that. I am looking forward to the release of Reality, it will be a great asset to have and will help alleviate some of the frustrating aspects of using Daz Studio.

This looks very interesting, I am eager to see more previews, glad to hear you don't need a second morgage or be a rocket scientist to use it.

Thanks so much for your generosity and sharing your talent, greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much, those are very generous terms and a great site with some interesting and quality textures, the dragon scales are very cool, as are the other creature/alien ones.

DeltaX15 has a plugin to allow pmd morphs to be read and used by Daz Studio, here is the link:

forum.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php

Hope this helps.