I was thinking it sure is tedious to load morph targets when you're building a custom character. It would be nice to not have to continually go chasing down morphs. I know I could make one supercharacter that contains all the ones I would ever want to use but that would end up being quite a BIG file. I was thinking of making a morph "container" by stripping down a character, say Vicki, of all her morphs, saving the cr2 shell, and then add all the non-standard morphs to that, perhaps using a couple of "shells" for different body parts, e.g., head, chest, etc. to keep the file size down. Bringing in new morphs then would be a matter of loading up Morph Manager and transferring the ones I plan on using rather than hunting down and installing those things separately. The Questions: 1. Has anyone run across a less labor-intestive method? 2. Is there a way to incorporate "obj" files directly without running it thru Poser? 3. Is this even a good idea?