I've had poses do that, or make the hair jump, and other wacky things. Four solutions: 1) Use the animation bar. I keep my character with my settings at zero, then apply poses to frame 10 or so. If there is a morph problem, just select all the morphs on frame ten and click delete. That will keep the pose, and reset morphs to frame zero's settings. 2) Morph lock. I believe Poser Tool Box has a morph lock. (And if you ask me, Poser 7 should come with a morph lock feature too). 3) Save often. Save your pz3, and save character to the figure library too. 4) Undo. This has saved me so many times. It will reset unless you did something right after the pose changed your morph settings. bB