Quote - It is a very useful feature. Just use zero figure when you have created the FBM and then dial in the FBM. I don't understand the problem

Well, that not quite how it works (see Step 3 above), nor is that how the documentation says it works. Furthermore, according to PhilC: "Edit > Restore > Figure will reset the figure to whatever state the figure was in when someone originally did Edit > Memorize > Figure and saved it to the library. It is not necessarily the fully zero pose." If I'm understanding that correctly, if you're working with a 3rd party product you can't be sure what state the figure will be in when you restore her. 

As an ordinary user here is how I would like the Create FBM to work and how I would expect it to work:

After you've got you figure all "morphed up" the way you want her you click on the Create FBM command. That creates the FBM along with a dial on the Body actor, and the dial is set to 1.0. To get back to the default Vickie (or whatever character you're using) you would set the parameter to zero. That resets alll her morphs, rotations, etc. to zero.

Unless I'm missing something, that that seems the most obvious and useful approach.

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OS: Windows 10 64-bit, Poser: 10