fitted morphs, would those in place in the CR2 - dials ready to go loose morphs, classically stripped obj files which can be applied in Poser. The "v" data - all of it. (The deltas can be transfered CR2 to CR2 using MM4/MC. With this method, Mac PPP users can apply morphs, the file size is much smaller, V2 morphs can be transferred to Mil kids.) The information in the CR2 is the deltas (only the difference from the original and not every vert) A MOR donor is the deltas in a pose file, which can be instantly transfered to a figure in Poser, if the morph name in the pose file is the same as one on the figure. If you scale the limbs ina 3D program, it is called a morph. If the part looks good in the 3d program and it is attached to the neighbor group on either side and the complex looks OK, then the morph should do fine. In poser using scaling, you never know if it will look right. Is this a good guess? I don't know if JP follow scaling, I doubt they follow morphs. If you do anything profound, you may have to adjust the JP in either case.