Geep, that is true.

Thorgrim, Rather than xtargetGeomname -
do it targetGeomname_*

• being something unique

I discovered that with JCM and JCJ - which use xrot/yrot/zrot as controlling channels - and these are common to all figures not just Mil figures with common morphs (although P4 figures' FBM are just as prone) - if you have two figures, the second will have cross-talk.

EditPad FIND xrotn Replace xrot_1n

all the proper instances are done at one go (the n is EditPad for CRLF - this avoids changing xrot in the middle of a longer word.)

Then I though "What about poses? They use xrot etc. Will I need a different set of poses for every unique CR2? No.
Poser seems to treat the _* as something special.
It will not let xrot figure 1 talk to xrot_1 figure 2,
but it will let poses do so.

If you do this, you must realize that every instance in the file must be changed - (in valueParm as well as targetGeom - and in the ERC script in the slave morphs. - if you do not do the latter, the main figure will not control the morphs, but another if figure 1 will - the worst of all possibilities.)