Hi Marque, Actually, those are not morphs, those are part of the basic geometry. There's a little misunderstanding here. Amy was created as an all purpose figure, which can be used in any scene. When I say Amy was created to wear clothing, it means that clothing conforms easily to her with fewer problems in the area of body parts poking through and so forth. In real life, super models are all skinny because clothing "hangs" better on them. the same thing applies in 3D modeling. It's easier to fit clothing on a thin character. This in no way means that Amy wasn't designed for nude renders. Like I said, Amy's not a specialty character. She was designed to the best of Tom's ability to perform well in as many applications as possible. -SMT

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