Just wanted to clarify a statement made above

"And this functionality spills over into subdivision level morphs. This option shouldn't be for the few, as in DS HD morphs, but for all."

What I mean by this is yes, you can create subdivision morphs with the morph brush in Poser... but being that the morph brush is so primitive, comparitively, in sculpting functionality, this feature suffers. I'm sure that many would say they can work rather comfortably with the Morph brush. And yes, improvements have been made. But compared to sculpting in just about any other software that offers it, the Morph brush is antiquated. The only other option for Subdivision Morphs is GoZ.

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