heyas; you guys want to learn and remember to 'memorize' stuff. even (especially) when saving. look on the menu under edit: memorize: ... once you get the face/head morphs looking the way you like, make sure the head is selected and do edit: memorize: element. (note: this also memorizes the scaling and rotation dials, so morph on an un-posed figure.) memorize records the dial settings for when you 'restore' your character. i can't remember the keyboard shortcuts offhand, i think it's something like shift-ctrl-f to restore the figure, and ctrl-e... is restore element. check these, first. anyway, memorize what you want your figure defaults to be before you save to the library. then if you ever reset your figure/scene, you can get your defaults back by using the restore. also, if you morph everything to perfection, then apply a pose that totally wipes out your morph settings... well, you can get them back. (although it will also un-pose the figure, too.) if you're working with a huge list of injected face morphs, tweak them all the way you like, then spawn a NEW morph. name the new morph and set it to one, then un-inject all those little building morphs. memorize your new morph at a setting of 1, and there you have it. note that saving your head with your one custom-combo morph to the faces library won't do you any good. you can save your base figure with the new morph on it, or export the head as a morph object to load onto your other v3's, if you have any that need it.