a completely new Poser File Management System Bending the Legs would morph the Thighs.. Bending the Hips would morph the Buttocks Raising the Arms would lift the Breasts the linking of two or more dials inside Poser Better Renderer Change color of text above dials Change text above dials Bettter dials Ability to edit meshes in Poser, with ease and an intuitive interface. improved camera control Right button clicking a function key that selects the adjacent body part for posing Cure the crosstalk bug. Cure various bugs in the IK system. Cure bugs when a non-curve part is child of a curve part. Allow a part to change its IK-parentage, Reflections for mirrored surface I would love the option to put a single 'figure' in one folder, figure, textures, props, poses, morphs When adding a morph target, why can't the name default to the name of the obj file I wish in poser 5 that they would let you right click on the rsr image and select "move to folder", "compress", "Delete", "rename", "copy", etc. from a list of other handy features right click menu in Poser" thread is come back to life. If Coop is still at the reigns of what happens to Poser, probably fat chance that'll ever happen Movable cameras and lights that can be parented to other objects and animated. get rid of that animation menue and put a new easy to understand key framer in it's place. built in text to speech and microphone to speech support Super bump maps Glow power, Let have the abilty to make things glow. Altomatic parenting, If my figure touches an object let have that object parent to the figures hand so he can pick it up A better memory manager A basic map output like UV Maper integrated to poser is a tool that every one would use. A "snap-to" action in animation, as in LifeForm Consistent rotation. In Poser's present system, the yRotate operates about an object's own axis, but xRotate and zRotate operate with respect to the universe . Poser should keep track of which directory you last used for each type of file a rotation XYZ compass would sure be a plus flipping between different views can be disorienting