I don't play Radiant or Proud Father, but Chasing Sunsets and Artemis are favorites of mine. I commend you for your excellent taste, sir.
Well, thank you.
I have no doubts that there are more efficient devs out there, though.
I just do what I can.
I'm already using Marvelous Designer every time it's possible (Sadly, some outfits aren't compatible and simply fall apart when simulated with MD).
However, it's not that simple as more often than not, I have to go through animation to properly simulate the clothing. And Marvelous Designer clearly isn't great at that.
As an example, in the renders I'm working on right now, on average, I need 3 different animations to properly simulate a dress for a character who is simply seated.
It's time-consuming, and even more when you have 4 characters to simulate.
But it's a great tool, and the simulations it provides are way better than what dForce can offer.
I saved a lot of morphs at first, but not anymore because there are about 0 chances I'll use the same pose ever again, aside from maybe the next render. 90% of my poses are completely custom and therefore unique.
As a self-employed individual, I pay about $300 per year. It's not that expensive, but not exactly cheap either. For a multi dev team, however, the price tag is set considerably higher.
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