Oh, the "undercut Dodger" tutorial. What that tutorial is really doing is reslicing the M3-M2 figure so that the grouping is the same, and adding the morph channels to the M3-M2 figure. They also could have made the OBJ file in the same way (with UVMapper), then copied the M3-M2 CR2, pointed it to the new OBJ, and copied the channels over with Morph Manager. The tutorial method is probably quicker. I won't replace UMT as I understand that program, however. UMT changes the morph target to match the figure's grouping. This tutorial changes the figure's grouping to match the morph target, which will break any existing morphs in the figure. Mathman, are the same dials not responding below one, and only responding at extreme values, or are they different dials? This method transfers the morph channels, but if the deltas weren't injected, the dial won't do anything. Try using the M3 INJ pose for one of these morphs and then using the dial, and see if that works. If not, could you post a few screen captures showing the same morph at 0, then 1, then at an extreme value that gets a reaction?