This was a test of a few things: - Making a character for Dawn 2 (combo of morphing in Poser and in Blender) - Using the HDRI and Superfly shadow catcher (found a Poser 13 bug, but it all works, more or less) - Making a down expression (combo of starting with Dawn 2's facial rig, then sculpted in Blender) - Making the Leotard (I always make this from scratch to test figures). This took 10 minutes start to finish: from roughing in Blender from cube, to fit brush in Poser back to Blender for cut, quad-remesh, and edge solidification, then back to Poser for one click rigging to Dawn 2, and copy character morph I had made. The movement and the fit were amazing. Better than any figure before. I was impressed by the movement at the hips and shoulder (which is why I use this as a test - those are the hardest body joints). It takes very little smoothing and pushing around to get a smooth fit even for 90 degree movements on those joints. The leotard edging lends itself to working nicely with the smooth and push brushes,