Maclean you deserve a medal for sharing this. An accident it may have been but the angels were guiding your fingers. Like some of the others I am not into animation so maybe those that are know all about this. Nerd and Rob Whisenant check this out it may have significance for your discoveries on EMCs I just tried a very simple little experiment and it worked beautifully. Load up your P4 figure select a pose (I chose one of Schlabbers standing models with arms behind her head) Enlarge e.g. her breasts to say double (I wanted to be able to see the effect), save the pose in your pose libray and say yes to the inclusion of morph channels. Bring the figure back to the basic pose, load another pose (I used another Schlabber standing pose with hands by her sides) this time reduce the breasts to smaller than normal and save the pose and morph channels into the library. Okay here goes, clear your figure, load up a new P4 fem and uncheck (inverse Kinetics, etc. by the way if you don't you get some other interesting effects) Pick one of your two saved poses, apply and then hit the home key, apply the second pose and play with the arrows and watch her move from pose to pose and watch her breasts change size incrementally. This has incredible potential, posing hair for instance or cloths, by simply loading up two poses with differing morphs applied a whole range of suble morphing effects and poses can be achieved. which can be saved as poses and MT's. Wow my mind is boggling. Just think using this method we can with a little bit of planning recreate the million dollar plus scene in the film "a Werewolf in London" where a man metamorphosises into a wolf, in Poser. Thank you maclean. STORM