If it is a morph you have made, it is easy to make an INJpose. You can use a text editor, but MM4 is a little faster and it always gets the { } right. This is the file you use: { version { number 4.01 } actor head:1 { channels { } } } Make it a new text file and name it FaceINJ.fc2 If you need to move the eyes to fit a new location because of the morph use this file: { version { number 4.01 } actor head:1 { channels { } } actor leftEye:1 { channels { translateX xtran { forceLimits 4 min 0 max 0 } translateY ytran { forceLimits 4 min 0 max 0 } translateZ ztran { forceLimits 4 min 0 max 0 } } } actor rightEye:1 { channels { translateX xtran { forceLimits 4 min 0 max 0 } translateY ytran { forceLimits 4 min 0 max 0 } translateZ ztran { forceLimits 4 min 0 max 0 } } } } You then substitute the new eye location for the "0" in the min & max of the trans channel you need to change. Copy your morph into the FaceINJ.fc2 file (MM4) Save the file with YOURCHARACTERNAME.fc2 Then open this file in a text editor and change the targetGeom WHATEVERYOUNAMEDIT to targetGeom PBMCC_01 (the _## can be 01-50) It will then inject your morph ********** Reading between the lines, I am betting that you have made a new face using the DAZ morphs and want to have a file that just injects the DAZ morphs you want. You use Rob's InjectionPoseBuilder from DAZ - it is $2 if you are a PC member. It does exactly this. ****** You have used DAZ morphs but are not a PC member and do not have IPB? Do this ( but realize, you may not share the morph with anyone else - it is DAZ' morph). Set up your character. Spawn Morph Target in Poser. In place of shape1 type PBMCC_01 Save as a new CR2 Copy your morph into the FaceINJ.fc2 file (MM4) Save the file with YOURCHARACTERNAME.fc2 It will directly inject into V3. There are shape morphs in V3 that move the eye sockets. These morphs move the eyes through ERC linkage. Spawning a new morph - the new morph does not have the ERC linkage, so the eyes no longer move automatically. To get the eyes into the new location, you have to move them. To keep them there, you have to lock them. If you use the dial, every pose will undo your work. Inject your morph from the *fc2 Open the *.fc2 in your tect editor. Type a new position for min/max save the file re-inject the morph -see new position for eye - adjust as needed. (Little numbers)(left and rifgr ytrans and ztrans are identical, xtrans have opposite signs)