Paloth,

Quote - I've wondered sometimes if it would be possible to create a chain of morphs in Poser and assign them to one dial. That is to say, the body parts effected by the morph chain would be influenced by morph 1 from 0 to 25 on the dial, morph 2 from 25 to 50, morph 3 from 50 to 75 and so on. This might be a way to compensate for the linear nature of morphs, but I don't know if it would be possible in Poser.

I think that should be posible, but it depends what you want exactly. There are verious scenarios.

1. At a master dial value of 1, Morph-1 reaches an rexpression value of 1, then stays at that value, whilst morph-2  begins to be expressed as as the master dial moves towards 2 where Morph-2 is fully expressed and remains at that value whilst Morph-3 begins to be expressed, etc. Or...

2. At a master dial value of 1, Morph-1 reaches an rexpression value of 1, then Morph-1 is gradually turned off, and Morph-2 is is turned on untill the master dial reaches a value of 2 where Morph-2 is fully expressed and Morph-1 has no expression, then Morph-3 begins to be expressed as the master dial moves from 2 to 3, whilst morph-2 is being turned off.

Scenario 1 is is definatly possible, and has been done, it is in fact fairly easy to set up. Scenario 2 sopunds more challenging, but I think it should be possible, I will look into it.