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So, if you don't know it yet - Daz3D released a DSON exporter for poser that allows Genesis to be used in poser at last... And of course I had to go poke at it, like most of the 3D rendering community I presume lol
The figure it self is very good - I'm very impressed with mount o moment morphs that can actually make the pose look very natural, but to be honest I'm not going to be using in in Poser actively just yet - the conforming is messed up, the IKs are not working, the "center" of the figure is odd, making it tilt oddly when trying to pose...
The one thing that DOES work perfectly is my favorite dynamic things You can see Viki spotting my robe, no adjustments needed, the fitting morphs it already has are enough as well - so if you want to use Genesis and you chars are naked? Go dynamic!
The shoes I had to turn in to props to use, the hair to parent without conforming and adjust with magnets, in shorts what is usually a 30 seconds procedure took me half a day to figure out and set up...
But well, the result IS impressive - the above picture is a raw render, no post work except for frame, the light is poser default with one extra spotlight pointing at the face, rendered in PoserPro2012.

Description
So, if you don't know it yet - Daz3D released a DSON exporter for poser that allows Genesis to be used in poser at last... And of course I had to go poke at it, like most of the 3D rendering community I presume lol
The figure it self is very good - I'm very impressed with mount o moment morphs that can actually make the pose look very natural, but to be honest I'm not going to be using in in Poser actively just yet - the conforming is messed up, the IKs are not working, the "center" of the figure is odd, making it tilt oddly when trying to pose...
The one thing that DOES work perfectly is my favorite dynamic things You can see Viki spotting my robe, no adjustments needed, the fitting morphs it already has are enough as well - so if you want to use Genesis and you chars are naked? Go dynamic!
The shoes I had to turn in to props to use, the hair to parent without conforming and adjust with magnets, in shorts what is usually a 30 seconds procedure took me half a day to figure out and set up...
But well, the result IS impressive - the above picture is a raw render, no post work except for frame, the light is poser default with one extra spotlight pointing at the face, rendered in PoserPro2012.