I know dear.

The world is a wonderfully frustrating place but if you want to live here you gotta take everything it throws at you.

But we don't have to like it we just have to make the best of it. Suffice it to say I still think creating .obj morphs for fixes to characters that should probably have been made with them in place out of the box  is simpler than wading through all that injection stuff in my POSE Folder. You gotta find it before you can click and inject......yes???

It also makes me feel less stupid NOT undertanding most of the stuff posted here regarding the morphing of figures like Antonia etc.  ;) in all my limited skills and inbility to wrap my limited brain around all this other stuff, and despite the truth that it is easier to point and click an Injector, I did somehow manage to learn the more "user unfriendly" DAZ rejected, vendor impoverishing .obj based morphing functions and miss their simplicity.

Oh, and I am just saying this for the sake of conversation and not argument.  ;)

 

Quote - Wasn't an argument, just a piece of info I threw to make conversation ;) Yes, they (I say they in this because I wasn't trying to make any content in those days) did make a living... but back then the buyers weren't accostumed to the ease of clicking a library file!

Try to sell a character morph in .obj form nowadays. Renderosity, Daz, RDNA, all those sites will probably tell you to make an injection when they're in test phase.