A full body morph is not really a morph as such. It is a program trick that allows one dial to set several individual morph dials at once. If you delete the constitutent morphs, the FBM will not work. I will restate my position on the issue of morph distribution: I would prefer that my individual morphs not be distributed as an "all morph" figure. However, if they are used to create a specific character, the constitutent morphs should be combined into a single morph (MM4 being very reliable for this) and the construction morphs then deleted. This new morph is the creation of the author - it does not matter where the morphs that made it up originated - just as long as it is more than one morph. This reflects a new vision. The author is free to sell or give away this morph as he sees fit. There is no point in providing the morphs in the first place , if this is not allowed. This is their purpose.