Given what Michael’s said about their income and number of employees, they are pretty much printing money.Īt some point someone made the obvious statement: Old stuff doesn’t sell. They don’t like to hire more people even when their profits are healthy.

As far as QA, Daz is stingy on their labor. The things I see are more profiteering than desperate money grabs. I see nothing to indicate Daz has financial troubles. Since there weren’t a lot of “new” products released today, I’m going to try to add a Part 2 and Part 3 later on today if I have time. That webinar could be useful for artists that are struggling.I wish there were better tutorials to show folks how to adjust the surface settings in old props to give them Iray materials rather than release just a pack of Iray only materials for a product.The hill billboards could be useful I’m afraid though that the transparency around the edge might be an issue although none of that appeared in the promos.The sewer/ storm water drainage system is kinda neat even if the pipes and grates are much too big.Maybe I’m overthinking the dragging poses but I can’t help but not see the same male pose just applied to the female character and yet it’s called a different pose.

The expressions aren’t bad but that just means more parameter dials.

Sushane is a Barbie Doll, but honestly at this point I expect that to be the norm.

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