I can imagine what happened there. As you can read from various texts, the programmer needs money. Or at least imagined to earn good money with the AddOn.

Obviously that didn't work out. His Patreon page shows $9 monthly. And he writes somewhere that if you want to donate to him, don't go through a Blendershop, because they keep 30% (I had read that too late and had "donated" $34 through Blendermarket).

Since he's obviously good (but unfortunately doesn't know enough about marketing), he'll have turned to other projects that earn him more. On top of that, there are several other projects on the topic that cost a few bucks but are clearly more tailored to end users (work about the same as MD and bring heaps of content/templates).

But anyway. If it's actually possible to sufficiently recreate the few missing functions from Blender and integrate the whole thing into Poser as it is now, then that would be more than a little sensation (assuming it runs sufficiently fast on a standard PC of the younger generation). Not only for dynamic clothing, but also the almost always ugly, clumsy and wrong looking conforming parts would benefit.

Imagine if you could just touch LaFemme's blouse in the Poser UI with the mouse and pull it out of the skirt. Or roll up the sleeves on her blouse. Without the author of the garment having intended that. And the whole thing looks real. Like fabric and not like carved out of wood or made out of cardboard. With old and new garments (something the stores are unlikely to like) :)

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