If you use the morph tool it leaves a Custom_Morph dial on all the parts of the character, which is unwanted if you spawn the morphs with a custom name on the actually used morphed parts.
So is there any way to remove those dials from the cr2?

Yeah get morph manager - its free - just google it =)

thanks for the reply!
I already have MM but I was hoping for a more automatic way with file editing or python maybe to remove all the Custom_Morph dial at once and not delete them one by one from every single body part...

 PhilC's Poser PocketKnife seems to be able to do it automagically.

It can do a lot of other nifty things as well :) 

Not free though :(

http://www.philc.net/PoserPocketKnife.htm

that looks nice... the poser tool box looks nice also and I will someday get it
however I would prefer something free for now :biggrin:
well I guess some time with MM will cost me the less...

ok! I found a quick free way
the only thing to do is replace on the file the:

targetGeom Custom_Morph

with :

// targetGeom Custom_Morph

poser than reads it as a comment and on the next save will not save the Custom_Morph info

so with a replace all on  EditPad job done

it took some time to figure out but this should be useful for the future also

of course you have to do that after you spawn the new morph with a different name...

Excellent tip!

 Nice one, pitklad! Very useful! ^_^

Quick, easy ...and cheap.  Thanks.

VERY useful stuff! Thanks for the info! 

thanks everyone!
I've remembered another post about how to put comments on file and the fact that poser can't remember those after save, so putting those together gave the solution :biggrin:

I can live with a useless custom morph dial on every body part, because no matter how many morphs you do you only end up with the one dial per body part.
  However, when you name a morph and save it the dial is also added to all body parts. This means that if you do say 5 morphs on a P4 womans head you end up with 260 unwanted dials which take a long time to delete.
  Surely it must be possible to add dials only to body parts which are affected by the morph?

Quote -   Surely it must be possible to add dials only to body parts which are affected by the morph?

If you know how,  please, please, please  tell me