So it will work, b ut it sounds like more trouble than its worth. I didn't save the dial settings for these and they took some work, so I'm not about to attempt going back and recreating them by dial fiddling again. Looking in the inj pose file I see no references to any DAZ material (or "data" as they put it), just actor names, normal character adjustors (translate, etc.) and a list of vertex adjustments. I'll look again, but I see no way of someone being able to tell that I created my morph from derivative products - thereby having no way of knowing or proving that I did so. This makes me think that I could release these things as freebies and no one would be the wiser. I'm pretty much against copyright, especially as it currently stands in the U.S. - it's more of a burden on humanity than a benefit at this point, but to date I have avoided doing anything that runs afoul of current laws in that regard. I'm severly tempted to do so in this case, especially since I think the DAZ "terms" are not legally enforcable - it would be like Sears saying you cant freely give away any furniture you made by using one of their hammers, or a lumber yard saying the same because you used some of their wood. But if people are against it, I'll respect that and not release these things - the community suffers I guess (well not that much, these aren't the end all and be all of course). Unzipped