Just curious, for the millenium figures that loads into the Poser with some of the morphs along with it, what is the purpose of it?  For example, morphs like HipSpandex, ArmGlove, and all the expression morphs for V3, why are they already loaded into the figure when they can be injected separately like other morphs?

 I am only asking this because, with the rather large file size of V3 cr2, doesn't these preloaded morphs make it even larger?  I am thinking of deleting those morphs with cr2editor because i rarely use them anyways (except for maybe few expression morphs), how much size difference would this make?

I went and looked at the original and SR1 versions of V3.  The CR2's were 1.7 and 1.4 MB respectively.  The V3 SAE Cr2 weighs in at a massive 23.5 MB.

I'm not sure if its just the morphs that kick up the size or the channels they have reserved for other morphs.

You are right, I forgot all about the different versions of V3.  One that I am using is the free version which included all those morphs, I guess as a trial for the morph pack?  Since I have morph packs anyways I might as well go ahead and clean out the cr2.

It is because people have a sever dislike for the INJection system. The added expression morphs are the main culprit for the SAE version being so much larger. That is the problem with having all of the morphs included. Actually, all of them would be 114MB (I think) but generally too large.

So would it be better for me to dump SAE and go back to SR2? I don't mind injecting or removing the morphs. This way it lets me choose which ones I want. I never use all the morphs at once anyway.

It depends .. I like the SAE version because it has more open channels (which, as a developer, is good) and it also has scalable hands (maybe feet) that work much better than it does normally. So if you think V3's hands are too big (or too small) then you might want to keep it around. Also, some stuff might be looking for SAE so you might be out of luck if that is the case.