Is if possible to use poser files in Daz? Idf so how? Thanks

I was wondering the same thing. If I buy Poser V3 content from Renderosity, can I use them in my Daz Studio?

Yes, you can ues just about anything that works in Poser 4. Magnets and being able to apply .obj based morph targets aren't supported. For a complete explaination how, go to the official DAZ Studio Forum at DAZ's site. Ask and someone will probably point you to one of the beginners tutorials.

Just load the files from the Content window, as you would with any other file. This image shows something of mine being loaded into Studio. As a merchant, I don't support Studio, as it is still beta software. I suspect this will change when DAZ finally get to a stable version 1.0 release. If enough people want support for Studio, you may find an ever increasing number of merchants explicitly stating that they do offer support for it. Time will tell, I suppose.

With the exceptions of Dynamic hair/cloth, magnets and deformers using magnets, and P5/6 specific shader nodes, anything you buy for Poser you can use in Studio. There are few merchants right now who develop specifically for DAZ|Studio, with the majority selling their wares at DAZ. But, I wouldn't shy away from Poser products. However, there are some merchants who, responsiby, state on their product page that their product was not tested in DAZ|Studio, as a "caveat emptor" for the customer. MS

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I'd suggest creating a "Poser Content" directory for Poser content storage and unzip/install your Poser content files there. You'll also need to save a dummy poser.exe file there, so DAZ|Studio can find it. Just open NotePad, save a poser.txt file, then rename it poser.exe . To get the new content to show up in your Content pane, go to Edit>Preferences and click on the Directories tab. Click on the pull down menu that says "DAZ Content directories" and choose "Poser Content directories". You can then either browse to your Poser Content directory using the "Add" button, or allow D|S to search for it using the "Search" button.

Actually Studio doesn't need the dummy poser.exe Just a folder named runtime somewhere. It is the DAZ product installers that need the dummy poser.exe ;-)

More stuff than you can keep track of? Try the free Poser Download Tracker.

It's needed if you ever use the "Search" feature, so I tend to recommend it to new users. Otherwise, when they later try to use "Search", it won't work.

Attached Link: http://forum.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=23651

Questor answered this question in a very detailed way in the DAZ Studio forum on the DAZ site. Here's the link to the post.