I imagine I'll pick it up once released, but the main point for me is there's still ongoing development. I was afraid that when Smith Micro took it over they had stopped all development, even maintenance.
Poser is close to being unique in its niche, so I gotta think that properly managed it could be a decent revenue stream for years. While "real artists" may shun it because "the figures all look the same" it's a godsend for folks like me who don't have the chops to create a rigged human from scratch and have it not look like a cube with cylinders for appendages. Or, in my case, two spheres and pretty much nothing else.
Come to think of it, maybe I don't need Poser after all...
