Attached Link: Pointing arrow

Hello all,

   I am new to the world of morphing, you will probably see my first contribution soon in the freestuff section (I don't know if Renderosity will accept my work on M4 pelvic tilt morphs, dont't have any new from two days).

I faced the same problem as jjrolandL. However, I finally stay with Poser to make my morphs because of the capabilities of its morphing tools  and related possibilities (Magnet, morph brush, export and import function of obj files, master dials, dynamic clothing, weight mapping, etc ). These tools are not perfect but still quite powerfull (I don't know about ZBrush). What is lacking to Poser to help with morphing ? For me the main limit is the lack of precise control of the X, Y and Z coordinates. Morphing the tip of my pointing arrow was difficult because of that. See the link above:

I made the suggestion to Smith Micro to have three dials to control the position of coordinates. What other realistic suggestions do you have? Don't ask for all capabilities of 3D modelling application or asked to 3D application to have all the capabilities of Poser.

Allstereo