I attempted to use it at 3 and stayed with Poser, but with 4.+, I haven't found myself using Poser in over a year.

I stayed away from Daz Studio versions 1 and 2. Recently, Poser 5 was offeed as a freebie from Content. If you want to animate, something Poser offers in it's package (Poser is not FREE), you'll need the Animate2 plugin available at, but that's only if you want to animate. I use Poser 5 & 6, and occasionly Daz, but all daz content can be installed and for use in Poser. Posing and shaping is easy and rendering is really straightforward. They have even added some nice tutorials.Ĭonsidering the price (FREE) and the amount of features available, it's a no-brainer for people who want to do artwork with figures. To use DS figures in Poser, you'll need a special plug in due to DS figures being more complex and having better realism due to that fact.

On top of that, you can use Poser figures in DazStudio, not just DS figures. This even includes free models with more available at sites like, and . Daz Script 2 is a dynamically-typed, interpreted, object-oriented scripting language that is tightly integrated with the Daz Studio API. Previously you had to upgrade to the Pro version for almost $500, but now the full Pro version is free.

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