I don't think so! Your place is in my bed!

And yeah, the top one looks much better.

Cobalt does look a little dead-eyed in the 'new version.' And it looks like all the control bars have been moved around.
We've all encounted programs that would have been better if they have just not made a newNewNEW version at all.

To quote Invader Zim:
Zim: "Is it supposed to be stupid?"
Tallest2: "It's not stupid. It's advaaanced!"

Did you make that model yourself? and if so...I have been trying to make one of my own characters. I know it's a very long process, but...how do you start? what are the steps you take to get to your desired shape?

-Fox

I dunno. I like the compactness of the new interface (the old one seems more "floaty" to me and hard to arrange so you could get maximum use out of it, while the new one feels more user-friendly thanks to the grid), but I see where you're coming from with the Library icons. The loss of your custom sizing of the main image window when it "re-locks" in place after you move it IS rather stupid, as well, and the blue outline clashes horribly with the rest of the program; I figure they're trying to put the focus on it, but it's just distracting.

If they had combined the two interfaces and got rid of the resizing issue, I could see it being a step up, but as is, I dunno.

I know the feeling. Many times I have downloaded the "updated" version of an old program I used to love just to find the new one is dumber, less intuitive and some of the best features of the old one are missing.

Omg that is so true and I hate the new version.. it makes what I want to do a pain in the tail.

good seeing you again. :)

I don't even know what this program is. However, the top one looks neat and organized, while the bottom one looks a little on the cluttered side.

go for the top. U_U

I am eager to see what this new upgrade will produce

Poser really needs major updateing and it doesn't look like 8 fixed much. I still prefer daz studio for basic posing. Tools like pupetter makes it real easy to mix poses to create new ones.

I have Poser version 4. It's not as advanced as what you use (7?) but at least it makes sense to a novice like me. I think I'm going to take your advice if I plan on moving up from 4. I probably won't though. I'm used to this one.