Most of the pickiness is in where you install and keep the parts.  The readScripts are all relative references which are seemingly made to the main Runtime (of the Poser install) - which usually means that the !DAZ folder must be in the main Runtime no matter in which Runtimes the other files reside.

The problem with EXP tech is that now you have this extra censorship on where you put the other files since it seems to expect the CR2 to reside in the main Runtime (so that is can be updated with new morph dials).  Thinking about this, maybe the problem resides in the install process making assumptions not about where the CR2 is to be updated but in some default process on how to make readScript references (?).  I don't know - haven't examined this tech in enough depth to understand the limitations.

C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot. C++ makes it harder, but when you do, you blow your whole leg off.

 -- Bjarne Stroustrup

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