Dave, My write up is more an explaination of how it works than a step by step guide with a specific figure in mind. There are far too many possible variations to do them all justice with one example. The named figure is only called out as referrence to explain what you'll be looking for, hence... "To understand how this works, take a look at the Poser4 Nude Male. The reason we're looking at this particular figure is because it has a FBM already applied, and it was the base of these discoveries." There is no simplified version of the process yet, at least not until it gets written into Poser (fingers crossed). If I treated it as if the reader knew nothing, I would have to completely explain the structure of cr2s and how they opperate... not an easy task to conquer (not without several pages of explainations), and even harder to understand for those new to hacking cr2s. This is the very reason I state, "NOTE: This tutorial is geared toward Poser4 users that have some knowledge of how cr2 files are constructed. If you are new to Poser, I wouldn't recommend tackling this tutorial just yet..." As for a reference chart for the "5 magic lines"... its already there: ----------------snip------------------------------ interpStyleLocked 0 (for reference purposes) valueOpDeltaAdd Identifies morph as controlled ---- Figure 1 Control figure ---- BODY:1 Control body part ---- SuperHero Control channel deltaAddDelta 1.0 Control ratio indexes # (for reference purposes) numbDeltas # (for reference purposes) deltas ----------------snip------------------------------ I hope this helps a little... but what I suggest is, to read the tuts several times all the way through before attempting it. Once you feel you understand it, then give it a try. Believe me, once you get it to work the first time... its too easy. -Rob