I convert Genesis 2 figures, clothes, and hair to Poser native routinely so I almost never have to invoke DSON. I do considerably less work because I worry less about bloat with modern horsepower and storage. One should note that per Netherworks’ instructions, if you load a DSON garment onto a DSON figure in Poser, it picks up the morphs. Then you save a copy and use file optimizer to make it native. I keep a fairly morph-light version of G2F for converting DSON accessories. If you export a non-DSON enabled product from DS as a cr2, the above advice is certainly one way to go. If you have the pro version of Poser, though, just copy the morphs you need from your native figure. Of course, I do that for converted DSON clothing, too, so it only has the morphs I need.