So, here what I was writing about in my review of the product. As it doesn't come with the poser morphs, one has to find other solutions to apply such effects. For this, the product "Mesh Grabber" by ManFriday sold @DAZ is great. It allows you to select a face, vertex or edge of a object and to move the mesh, allowing you to control how strong that effect is supposed to be. And with an addon one can even save this change as a morph for that object (which could be about everything that has a mesh). In my above example, I show the basic "splat" object, made into a .duf for DAZ. In the middle it has the poser shader it comes from. Clockwise from the top we get iray shaders of volumetric milk, volumatric murky water, an ordinary water shader and some "strange and unusual" shader. At the same time I applied different options of Mesh Grabber to these splats to show just a few of the possibilities one has to deform the basic shape with just a couple mouseclicks/movements