At RuntimeDNA user 'willdial' offered this steps: I assume you have 'Genesis Generation X2'. I thought this problem is already solved and is known in this forum? However here is an easy way to fix it. So for me, the latest DSON version works without problems in PPro2014 (as long as I don't use 'set limits'), but not without problems in PPro11 Yes, over all it will work, but I'm just one of the unlucky persons for which it does not work completely (indeed problems with the mouth, similar to the one mentioned in this thread) (.) On the DSON menu use "Transfer Active Morphs". Stick with DAZ Studio, or go with iClone. If you're going to do any kind of animation, though, I really wouldn't recommend Poser with Genesis 2 figures. (Michael 4 and Victoria 4 still have plenty of shelf-life to them, so that really hasn't been that much of an issue for me.) In my own case, they were serious enough to get me to stop using Poser with any DAZ figures beyond Generation 4. One thing I have noticed, however, is that the auto-fit functionality that I've become so accustomed to in DAZ, is not implemented in the DSON Importer so if you've morphed your character in any way, and to any degree, you're going to have poke-through issues. Just point it to the install location of your Poser 11 executable, and tell it where your DSON-compatible content is located, and it should work. You also have to let it know where to install, too. The version referenced in the forum threads was 1.1.0.41, if memory serves, and it's now up to 1.2.0.12. By and large, I've been able to get the DSON Importer to work in Poser 11 (Pro), but I had to upgrade it.
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