....that animated pose icons in the new library don't display the total number of frames within an animated pose set? Or am I really going blind?

You're not the only one who noticed that. You'll have to ask BillBaggins if the new library can even be coded to do that. It does show a lot of other information about the content, I would imagine it would be easy enough to patch it to show frames for animated poses.

Oh dear.  I had been so busy modeling that I have not done any animations lately and so I hadn't noticed.    But animation is my main focus.  I hope SM fixes the ani thumbnails;  I for one find the total number of frames a valuable piece of datum.

As an example,  for a given walk sequence, I might have three similar/identical thumbnails.  One is a seamlessly looped single walk cycle.  Second is a daisy-chained extended sequence with the doll motile.  Third is a version of the extended sequence with a segue from zero pose added to the beginning (for use with dynamic cloth).
It is the number of frames which makes it easy to distinguish among them, though I do also use descriptive names.

I guess no one reported it to SmithMicro? It probably wasn't even implemented into the new library, like the RSR conversion...

The new library can show whatever information it is told to show about any item. It does not need to be changed. It simply shows what it is told to show by the application server inside Poser. It is the app server that needs to be updated. I'm not sure why it hasn't. Perhaps because nobody said anything about it with enough conviction. I see you guys saying it here, but perhaps you should tell SM. :-)

quoting Bagginsbill:  > Quote - ... perhaps you should tell SM. :-)

Will do.  ^^

Quote - quoting Bagginsbill:  > Quote - ... perhaps you should tell SM. :-)

Will do.  ^^

Same here. I figured it was just a parameter/option setting that I overlooked, like turning on or off external binary morph targets :P