If you have played with A4 at all you will notice that daz has set most if not all the morph dials to not go below 0 (Poser). Granted you can open the settings and change them one by one to a min of -1.0 or whatever your heart desires. Script idea is a way to in mass change all the minimum dials to either an input number like -1.0 or a series of check boxes like -0.5, -1.0, -1.5 that you select one and that is the vaule you change to in mass. Not sure which is easier to program (input a number vs check boxes) is why I gave two examples. Using check boxes makes it idot proof that somebody puts in a postiive value of 1.0 in the min , where the max is set to a positive value of 1.0 and they render the dial useless and you have to deal with the support issue. I will gladly pay for a script that can do this via either of theese examples or even dosmething completely different if what I suggest is even possible. Thanks Gary PS: waiting for the first reply that says this script already exists and the link (snicker) PSS: Or is min value of the morph dials something I can change in the A4 cr2 with a mass search and replace?

The problem with a mass serch and replace in a cr2, is you'll end up changeing th elimits on all the joints as well.

If that doesn't bother you, it' s no big, but I know many figures are joint limited for "best possible" use.

Its easy enough to avoid the translate and rotate dials when doing this sort of change .

in the parameter info IsMorphtarget identifies the morphs and Minvalue and SetMinValue will tell if it needs to be set  .

So loop through all body parts, all parameters , check if morph, check if minval == 0 and set it to some - value , then save the figure  to store the changed values in the cr2 .

check the a4 cr2 file for statements such as:
forcelimits 0
forcelimits 1
forcelimits 4
et al.
I haven't got a4, but v4 base.cr2 is full of "forcelimits 1" for the dials.