• Keep in mind that the morph brush creates morphs after the joint rotations. Making it an injection puts it before that info, changing the calculation order.(you can do the same thing in a cr2 editor if you just want to reorder it.)

Calculating it after the pose, changes which way x,y,and z offset is calculated, that is why it goes nuts when you try to edit it if it is afterwards.

Gotcha.

It's what I thought you were saying - The starting values a morph, if placed after rotation controls in the CR2, are the adjusted coordinate values for the figure after the rotations. If placed, correctly, before the rotation values, the morph will, and I'm interpreting this, here, use the original coordinate values for the geometry as its basis point.

Basically, interpreting it yet again :) , the morph values are absolute values, as they would normally be for any normal object morph. But, if placed after the rotation controls, the offsets end up becoming relative values, based on the coordinates now adjusted by rotation values. Or, something like that. :)

(Going deep into CR2 stuff is generally beyond me. I prefer the shallow end, but occasionally get interested in diving deeper.)