You are still not seeing it. A PZ2 file just captures the dial settings for joint channels - and pose channels if you enable this. A combination morph is just information - a PZ2 file will provide the same information - IF you have the morphs. You can use V2 to make money. But only from others who also have V2. But at $30, it is almost a steal anyway. The problem with using V2 morphs as part of the mix for a final combination morph is that you had to use the V2 morphs to get what you were after. If you then distribute a unique combination morph with V2 morphs in it, you are allowing someone who does not own V2 to get there also. This is not fair to DAZ. The reason this works with V1 is that only those who own her can use the morphs. There was only one class of user. Now, there are potentially two classes of users. Distributing a combination morph allows those who have not invested in V2 to gain a benefit anyway. By using the PZ2 method, anyone who has V2 can get a duplicate of your intended morph setting with just a click. If you have also used outside morphs, you can combine just those and provide the combination morphs of non V2 morphs (and minus V1 morphs for that matter) but you may not use Traveler's morphs in this way for sale either. (You can use them like V2 morphs though, you just must tell a customer where the morphs are. You must also tell EXACTLY what to name them when they are applied. For a PZ2 file, close don't count.)