Quote - All the complaints of V4(.1) Morph++ containing all of her morphs by default w/o the option the easily INJ/REM the ones that are actually wanted are answered by DAZ staff with "Well, in DAZ|Studio, morphs aren't actually loaded into memory until you dial them." :-|  It's like gee that's great but that doesn't help us Poser users now does it?

V4 (and V4.1) Morphs++ is the standard V4 and it comes with a set of morphs preloaded, so you only have to INJ/REM addon products beyond this. 

This is the same thing they did with Aiko3 and Hiro3 (ie have a set of standard morphs in the cr2) and I think DAZ marketing decided this was more popular than V3 and M3 who came with no set preloaded (except the spandex morphs so you could make them not naked lol) and had to be INJ'd to be used at all.

There was no big hoohaa about Aiko3 and Hiro3 having some usable morphs preloaded, or did I miss that?  I do recall some statements praising them though.

If this standard set were that big a load on users, I would suggest requesting for DAZ to make these injectable into a stripped down V4 (ie the V4 Base.)  :)

As I use these standard sets all the time I prefer them preloaded, personally. I had actually saved my own version ov V3 cr2 that had these morphs preloaded.

BTW, INJ or not is not a DS vs Poser thing... the same loading process is in both, ie the morphs are loaded to memory when you double click on the V4 icon in your library or when you double click on an INJ pose file in your library.  I'm not sure who told you "morphs aren't actually loaded into memory until you dial them" - that's not right. ;)

Hope that helps... if you have any questions or doubts, feel free to ask :)

Quote - Is it legal to install the !Daz folder in multiple runtimes?

I read someone answer this in the DAZ forum... don't take my word for it till I find that reference link but if I recall, the eula allows multiple copies on the same computer for the same user - eg backup copies. 

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