You will need remove all morphs from the figure that aren't yours. Then set your general prefs in Poser to use external Binary Morph Targets. Save out your figure. This will create a CR2 file as well as a pmd file. The morphs are stored in the PMD file.  You won't need the Cr2, but the pmd contains your morph data.

You will need to manually create a file to load in the pmd.

Here are several examples:

{
version
{
number 6
}
injectPMDFileMorphs "S1M-MikiAlien.pmd"
readScript "S1M-MikiAlien.txt"
}

The first line loads in the morphs. The readScript line loads in a text file that creates a group node for the morphs.

**{
version
{
number 6
}
actor head:1
{
channels
{
groups
{
groupNode S1M-Alien
{
parmNode 1Horn1
parmNode 1Horn2
parmNode BackConeHead
parmNode BackCrown
parmNode HeadVeins1
parmNode CheekboneHorn2
parmNode NoseHook
parmNode TragusStretch
}
}
}

}
}**

and here is an example from Poser 6 for Jessi with FBMs:

**{
version
{
number 6
}

injectPMDFileMorphs "JessiFBM.pmd"

createFullBodyMorph mesomorphFBM
createFullBodyMorph ectomorphFBM
createFullBodyMorph endomorphFBM

attachFBMdial mesomorphFBM mesomorphNoGenFBM
attachFBMdial ectomorphFBM ectomorphNoGenFBM
attachFBMdial endomorphFBM endomorphNoGenFBM

}**

But I have seen some problems with the noGen FBM on the hips...so I would be careful if you plan to use NoGen FBMs They seem to be compounding. I don't know if it is the morphs themselves or the code.

Hope that helps a bit at least,

--Rebekah--