Quote - Antonia 118 was under the same CC licence as the current one, which means you can use the content in any way you want just as long as you say where it's from. That includes the body morphs. The only reason they're no longer in the main package is because it's easier for me and more useful to keep things separate. I can put them up on either my or BluEcho's Antonia site if that's any help. Or you could talk to Ulli (Jules53757) and see if he's interested in making an updated version or something.

So I could include the 118 body morphs with the figure?

I think everyone might find the morphs useful, if they were up at the Free Site, or elsewhere. 

I t hadn't occurred to me to use RTEncoder for the V3 morphs.  These are just the morphs which ship with the free V3 version currently available from Daz, so there aren't any add-on packs involved, or anything.  But I fear Daz might take a dim view of having the morphs redistributed in this form.

I'd thought RTE had changed versions and now you had to buy the new version, to be able to encode anything.  I'll look at it and see how the process works now.  If I can encode with the old version I have and others can still decode with the version currently available, I'll do that.  :thumbupboth:

In the meantime, I still have a few days of texture finalization and shaping tweaks to do, before the character is fully ready.

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Cage can be an opinionated jerk who posts without thinking.  He apologizes for this.  He's honestly not trying to be a turkeyhead.

Cage had some freebies, compatible with Poser 11 and below.  His Python scripts were saved at archive.org, along with the rest of the Morphography site, where they were hosted.