mervpaine - This will be a gret thread, thank you for your recent help!

The big revelation I had is with the .OBJs we're assigning to the David .CR2; whereby erasing the .CR2's trace to it's original existance. A morph is only a measure of the distances vertexs need to move, from a Default .OBJ, to make the new face. This is known as the Morph's Delta. If we switch the .OBJ from David's, then we switch the Starting Point of the Deltas; so without adjusting to the Delta, to the new .OBJ, the vertexes wo'nt stop moving in the right places.

Attached are some renders of what seeing my V3 INJs, and D3 INJs together; with V3's, and then D3's .OBJs, looks like! But in no case could I get my V3 look, with the D3 .OBJ; or D3's, with V3's?

"Just curious - Why would you do that? Not trying to be a smarty pants I really am curious why you would make this rather than just use an available female figure."

:wub: Regardless if it's whichever it is, Man, or Woman; seeing people morph into one another is always fun.

:biggrin: I laughed over your Hidden Plumbing joke recemtly; but loss of Morph Transfer, between unlike Figures, leaves you without reuseable work! I aways wish I only had one good Figure!