It has indeed been a while since I've opened Poser, the program. I'd defected to Blender3d. That's it. Blender is exciting and constantly developing and growing and incredibly hard to keep up with ... and I was addicted. But, I was given a gift by a supreme Poser artist: Pixeluna. She's not the only Poser artist I've been conversing with: indeed, most of my discussions have been with KobaltKween who is, bar none, one of the most seminal forces in Poserdom today. Do have a look at her work: she is the most brilliant person I know, and I work with doctors. But Pixeluna (Jenny) gave me these files, and I thought: "um, sure, okay, why not?" And re-discovered Poser 2014 over the weekend. The Pixeluna files in question are SYRi. The work is far beyond anything I ever did back when I was creating content for Poser. This is a powerful pack, indeed, full of options and clever, inspired work. You need to get this! I loaded, posed and rendered, as we all do. But then, I started to play (as we all do). So, downloaded, installed and tried to remember my shaders from the Bagginsbill James Shader days (finally installed and had a play with matmatic 1.60!!!). Bought StudioArt-Vartanian's SissyLeBeau's Hair, and messed with *That* shader. Started to BUY stuff again. Poser is addictive. The dress is Cute3D's Wow Dress that I exported to mesh, turned into an object and then simmed. It's good enough to sim. Well done, Cute3D. Poser is anything to anyone. To me, it's a hacker's game. Did a fair bit of mucking around this weekend, nothing excellent, but having fun again. Get Poser, folks, it is fun. Seriously. But get Blender too, because it extends Poser!