The thing is, I need to see how every single vertex moves when I go between 0 and 1 on the dial, then fine-tune the morph vertex by vertex until it's exactly right. If Poser can't do that, I need to find a tool that can, and doesn't burn a huge hole in my bank account (not to mention a steep learning curve). I have to say, I was never that impressed with Poser in terms of its interface and usability. So unless someone tells me that the new vertex brush is the bee's knees, I guess I won't even bother trying it.

The question then becomes: do these things work well enough in Blender to be worth the effort of wrapping my head around its palimpsest of chaotic widgets and idiosyncratic, undocumented hotkeys, or should I just spend the extra time and write my own tool which will do exactly what I want the way I want it? I have to admit, I'm starting to lean a bit toward the latter.

-- I'm not mad at you, just Westphalian.