Pia is a Fae, a Warrior, Punk, Fantasy or anything you want. Tons of Skin options, MU options, Eye Options, Lash and Brow options.

Chaosqueens-World put a lot of love into this product...Wow, I hate calling Pia a product. She is precious!!!

If you only need this for installing third party assets then it's very easy to use and does the job. However, if you're like me and wanted to make use of the metadata editing, it's not there yet. Basic categorization works but setting compatibility/base does not. There are a few other quirks as well and I suggest checking out the feature requests before purchase to see if what you need is implemented or not.

If you want to add something special to ordinary outfits, this hat is perfect. It works great on hair (as far as we've tested) and dforce also works smoothly in various poses.
Not to mention the high-quality textures.

Dforce works fine on these clothes. The attached morphes give the dresses are great range of usage and there are enough textures for every taste. If you want cyberpunk, punk or classic, you can have it all. It's also relative easy to change the textures or recolor them within DAZStudio. Another clothing set from [G]lich I really like.

Let me preface this with the fact that I did receive the plugin for free for full transparency. That said, it is a plugin that I very much was going to purchase as soon as my budget allowed it, I was simply lucky enough to see the request for a tester and for having experience as a tester, that as soon as I saw this request I jumped on it. In all honesty before testing it I was a bit intimidated, mostly due to my past experience with DazStudio plugins and how incredibly complicated most of them are. This isn’t the case for UPI, I'm happy to report, especially considering the features it has. I will start my review with the initial installation, very simple and straight forward and it was the first point in which I was somewhat impressed. Oftentimes when installing something which has a dependency based on another program, I have to manually input the directory of that program, this is a point of annoyance to me, in this case none of that was necessary, the installer very accurately detected my installation directory for DazStudio, which is not on my main drive. Now moving on to the launching of UPI, couldn’t have been more simple, upon launching DazStudio, a new tab was created in the menu bar named after the vendor(Matronius) and within it was the launch button for UPI. Again a very simple and straightforward process. UPI launches immediately in a new window, the UI is very easy to understand and user friendly, there are basically two tabs, one is for installation and one where you can see the installed content. Starting from the installation tab, you can easily choose the install directory you want to use by clicking the folder button. As for the installation itself you either drag the zip into the field or click the plus icon and locate the zip manually. Click install and done.

I like the design of the cups. They are special and have a lot of materials. I like that there's already steam attached. It's easy to use them and pose them, what makes it fun to work with them. I haven't used the poses yet, but they all look nice and very usable.

I really love these shirts. They are easy to use, the dforce works perfectly in every situation. There are a lot of options to use them - in combination or as single items and they also work on G8.1 with a little adjustment.