I did not know you could RTE encode morphs. A stripped .obj is an .obj where all the non-delta lines are removed so the orginal mesh can not be extracted - the delta describe the vertice displacement of the morph without describing the initial vertice placement. There was a free app for stripping and there are instructions for doing it by hand at Morph World 3. PhilC's Poser Tool Box has a script for stripping.The morphs saved to a .cr2 are stripped by Poser so you can create a donor .cr2 with just the most basic structure and no geometry at all... just the correct headers etc, and the body parts to hold the morphs... you load the morphs into that with Morph Manager and people can copy them enmass body part by body part from that with Morph Manager. One last method I have seen is to write a INJpose for a figure without INJchannels and then have the user create those channels by spawning morphs off of a magnet which the INJpose can then write into.