Quote - Suposedly holding down the ctrl key does this, but it doesn't always work. You could make the second figure invisible during the morphing process.

Neither CTRL or Shift work.

1. I use the morphing tool to sculpt a TABLE.

2. V4 is in front of the table so the table is not visible.

3. The table is the active object, I hold shift yet the morphing tool insists on selecting V4 instead of morph the table.

There has to be a way to lock the object so selection mode is completely turned off and only sculpting mode is active.

This is definitely a non-microsoft way of thinking AND I HATE IT.