Thank you all for testing it.  

Quote - I guess that depends on what you compare her to. Other Poser figures: yes. Actual humans: no. :laugh:

That's funny but it is true.

Quote - I'm still dreaming of a software that would let me to edit and test JCMs in one go, without ever changing programs, but that may not happen anytime soon.

This is my dream too.  I have recreated Antonia's bones into Blender's armature but I can't recreate the same deformation.   In order to simplify the JCM making, I created a cage for the clothing, i.e., a lower polygon count shape closer to the clothing, and used it as a figure.  Then, make it fit to Antonia.  Once it is posed to a desired angle, export the OBJ; import it to Blender, then by using the mesh deform tool to deform the clothing with the imported mesh.

I also experiment on making fine tune in DAZ Studio with the deformer, it is not easy.

In addition, I tried to make morph for the clothing, such as pull up/down, pull forward/backward.  It is easy to make but it is hard to use.

Someone may suggest to go dynamic clothing.  I think it is too slow at my laptop.

Quote - Maybe someone here would want to do some JCMs for antonia, and could help me in the final test. I know she bents almost perfectly but maybe there is one or two poses left to optimize :)

 @colorcurvature, I found the most difficult one is the mixed poses, for example, the poses require both spread and kick of the thigh.  I'm not sure how can I help you.

 BTW, does anyone use Miki 3?  I don't.  SM web site stated that it work with the latest version of Poser (I think it means Poser 8 or Poser Pro 2010) only and it is not working with DAZ Studio.  Maybe, there are some new features in Poser that is hidden to be found?