MAT files apply texture settings, nothing else. Colm's tutorial in the tut's section here is the simplest to follow, and it works perfectly for Vicky and Mike. MOR files are a little harder to create. The simplest way to create one is to save a pose with morph channels included. That works as long as a) You're starting from a default pose b) You haven't used any full body morphs (because those aren't saved) Ideally, a MOR pose will contain is only the morph channels. Many don't - and that gets annoying when you apply them. You can't do it without using a text editor, though. The way I do it is create a .pz2 with morph channels included, then open it in a text editor and do two things: Add the 'body' morph channels Strip out the actual "pose" channels. What I end up with is a .pz2 that will apply the morphs without changing the character pose. (In theory - it works so far) Ron, you've got my email address: if you need more detailed help with this feel free to mail me. eirian