Dialed a body shape. 

Figure > Spawn Full Body Morph

It'll ask for a name. To make your life easier for later, give it the final internal name you prefer. User-facing name can be changed later if you'd like. 

It'll likely be at the very bottom of her Body Parameters.

Now, zero everything else and dial it in. Yes, chips might be in the wrong placing if you used morphs that change body proportions.

This also means she'll pose very oddly. :D

Right-click your new morph's dial and choose Match Centers to Morph.

Make sure Create Dependencies is on.

Ta-da. Now she poses correctly AND the body chips should be in place.

If you wanna do some clean up/setting up, you can right-click the dial again and go to Settings...

Here, you can change the user-facing name of the dial, and set limits. For most morphs, you want to change the min limit to 0 and max limit to 1, so that people won't be dialing the morph into negatives or doubling it up.

Now go to file > Export > Morph Injection...

Select None first, then find your new body dial in the Body section and select only that. Click OK and decide where to save.

If this is going to the store or something, there's some file cleaning up you'll have to do after this process.

Also remember to ONLY use Spawn Morph Target with morphs that are merchant resources, unless you're only making something for your own personal use.

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