Attached Link: Poser Pro 2010 SR1

There is an SR1 release for Poser Pro 2010. At this link http://poser.smithmicro.com/updates.html you will find the following; **Poser Pro 2010 Service Release 1.1 -** **REQUIRED** Updates all English versions of Poser Pro 2010 by addressing several known issues present in the originally released version. Installing Service Release 1.1 (SR1.1) is highly recommended and will enhance Poser Pro 2010's reliability and improve render performance. Package includes: Service Release 1.1 updater for Poser Pro 2010 / Queue Manager (includes previous SR1 updates), the new LightWave plug-in, and updated PoserFusion plug-ins for 3ds Max (includes previously released 3ds Max Hotfix), Maya and Cinema 4D (with support for Mac 64 bit).

Service Release 1.1 also provides beta support for Maya 2011. Compressed Poser content (PZZ, CRZ etc.) via the PoserFusion plug-in is not supported in Maya 2011. Previous versions of PoserFusion for Maya will still support compressed Poser content.

Use your Poser Pro 2010 serial number to qualify for a LightWave plug-in serial number via the entry field on this download page. A $0 check out in our online store is required in order to obtain the SR1.1 file set and a serial number required for installation of this plug-in.

Smith Micro told me - after a bunch of back and forth messages - that is has to do with a more accurate set of parameters from SR1, and that the vendor must  fix their products.  I asked if there were some adjustments I could make in Poser and was told it was not a Poser issue.  However, there has got to be a good way to work around this.  I can't wait for a bunch of vendors to maybe do a product upgrade.  What is a good process for saving as a smart prop, etc.?  That sounds promising.
thanks

Thanks... I will see if I can learn something about recompiling scripts... anyone have any thoughts?  Can a user do this, or does the author need to do it?

By the way, I did check the scripts to see if there was a specific path or Poser version referenced.  To the best of my ability, I don't see that there are either.