Quote - I'd be wary of using Morph Manager since it's so out of date, and I know it can break PMD morphs. Caveat emptor.

Bob, the point of using Morph Manager in this particular situation is to create a blank cr2 with no morphs. If there are no morphs in the cr2, then they can't be broken, as they don't exist. My process does not remove any valueParm (FBM) channels in the BODY, but for the purpose of creating a pmd, this should not matter. The custom morphs should be added after the blank has been created. If someone wanted they could delete the valueParm channels in MM4 as well, but as I said it does not seem necessary for the current purpose. The custom morphs can be developed and tested in the standard version of the figure so that their interaction with JCM can be checked, then transferred to the blank cr2, which is only used for the purpose of creating the pmd file. As primorge has provided a link for the V4BLANK, in this case it would be easier for bevans84 to use that than to make his own. But it's handy to know you can create your own blank for any figure if needed.