Yes, crosstalk was fixed in P5. Injected morphs can (and usually do) suffer from something that is offten called "crosstalk", but in a technical sense is actually something diffrent. I call this something "targeted slaving". If the slaving code in a delta injection file "points" to "Figure 1" and "BODY:1", then it will look for its master channel in 'Figure 1'. This is because that's where the code tells it to look for its master. In P4 and P5, and probably P6 (which I don't have), you can use this format when constructing delta injection poses: valueOpDeltaAdd NO_FIG BODY MorphName deltaAddDelta 1.000000 The important point seems to be the absence of any numbers in the figure line and actor line. With this syntax the injection will work properly on the figure it is applied to. Unfortunatly this is not the syntax used by DAZ, or most of the other people who construct injection poses.