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Obviously, the AI functionality was added so that they can justify it as an additional recurring cost and charge for it, either independently or as a value added service to their existing membership plans.
I'm more concerned about whether if all existing scripts/products that rely on scripts would work in DS6 or not. Things like Look at Me II, Pose Details are very handy tools and I need to know whether if everything works before even trying to move to DS6
Aight they still haven't fully fixed display scaling properly.
The universal DrawStyle mode has proper scaling while IRay render mode is still jagged and pixelated, when displayed on a 4K monitor with 150% scaling. I don't understand why they're half-assing the scaling fixes. Either that or, they didn't even attempt to fix it at all, and the reason why some scalings are made proper now is simply due to the Qt migration from v4 to v6.
I think the scripts and plugins need to be done again before they can be used in DS6. There are a number that I like to use, which aren't working.
I'm using Daz Studio 6 and so far except for an issue with the Spline Editor I'm finding 6 VERY snappy. G9 poses load 50X faster (exaggeration), Super fast strand based hair loading, better looking texture shaded viewport, and faster asset loading. Just a few things I've noticed in the first 24 hours of use. As far as using scripts I haven't tested any yet so people wondering about that I have nothing in that field.
To me the update is worth it. I guess that's a sentiment in the minority here though so don't come after me with pitchforks please.
I heard that you can use it along side with the good old daz 4 so it might worth a try I guess
As has been said earlier, it is very problematic if plug ins don't work with it.
I wouldn't be surprised at this point, with it being a fresh release.
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