Quote - Edit:  You know I never knew that they would even move at different speeds along the way, I always thought they moved smoothly along to the final end morph.

Actually, just to clarify a bit... the transition is linear (from 0.0 dial to 1.0 on the morph dial), but since some vertices (ideally) move further than others for any particular morph, those vertices need to move further for each turn of the dial (ie. they move faster if viewed as an animation or real-time update).

The key point is that there should always be a smooth transition between the verts that move the most and the verts not involved at all in the morph.  The ones on the edge of the effected area need to ramp up, instead of an abrupt edge (which would cause a crease/fold/gathering).

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