What's in Your Runtime?

[eclark1894]

Although I'm using the term "Runtime" this survey is meant to be non-application specific and non- figure specific.

I am NOT interested in Freebies or items you've made yourself. This is only about content that you've actually paid another vendor good cash money for an item that they made.

Utility programs, for the purpose of this survey, are not considered content, and therefore not listed.
You may change your answers. Each voter is allowed up to five choices.

If you spot a category you feel I have left out, please let me know in a post.

 

[Glitterati3D]

I think one you left out is Characters/Morphs for figures.

 

[eclark1894]

Sadly, after the fact, I realized that I inadvertently left out Morphs. Please add these to your posts and I will manually count them.

 

[Bonnie2001]

Add Morphs to the ones I already chose.

 

[RobZhena]

Characters, morphs, definitely.

 

[HaiGan]

Add characters/morphs to mine as well.

 

[eclark1894]

Thanks everyone for voting so far. I managed to get the Characters/Morphs category added to the poll. Thanks Miss B.

 

[Miss B]

You're welcome Earl.

 

[JOdel]

I suspect that poses are going to be more of an issue for me as I gradually start working with dual quaternion rigged figures. Triax (and unweightmapped figures) was a much simpler process on the user end.

 

[kobaltkween]

You didn't include what I buy most. I buy mostly textures, brushes, utilities, and tutorials.

 

[quietrob]

I suspect that poses are going to be more of an issue for me as I gradually start working with dual quaternion rigged figures. Triax (and unweightmapped figures) was a much simpler process on the user end.

A good utility is certainly worth the cost of purchase. My favorite is a material transfer utility made by Netherworks. I'd include the works of D3D but you did say paid for.

 

[Pendraia]

From the things listed it would have to be hair...

 

[eclark1894]

Utilities aren't listed because they're not content. They're software.

 

[kobaltkween]

I'm not sure I see most plugins I use as any different than pose presets. And you need utilities just to make cloth room presets, or set materials across multiple objects. Pretty much all Poser presets are essentially scripts/markup, and all DS presets are definitively so (they're JSON).