Quote - you may do anything you wish with it.  i made it early on so have to hunt down my comparison pose pz3 & see if it's usable.
i'm having trouble keeping the scripts in focus in the workspace.  they keep hiding & it takes 3 slow clicks to bring them back up.  is there a tweak for that?

by the way, it took all of 17 seconds to transfer the 78 morphs.  wow.

If you don't have a pose, that's okay.  I have the PHF, so I can try to position figures for an optimal shape transfer.  This wouldn't necessarily be the position in thich you had the figures for the comparison.  A good shape transfer seems to result if the eyes on two heads are lined up as well as possible on y and z.  I move only the source figure for this, and zero the figure, zero all source head morphs, then translate, rotate, or scale the Body as needed.  Then I save the pose to the library, making sure to have the pose save Body data.  Morph data isn't needed in the pose.

It's not as complicated as I may be making it sound.  :lol:

The focus issue is new to me.  What, exactly, is happening?  What version of Poser are you using, on what OS?  Hopefully I can figure out what could be happening.

Is 17 seconds slow, or fast?  :lol:  The higher the resolution of the actors involved, the slower the transfer will be (it's doing a lot of looping over all the verts in both actors), but the process has never been too slow for me.  Spanki wrote the function, so it was optimized as much as possible.

And: thank you for permission to post the .vmf!  :woot:  How would you like to be credited?

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Cage can be an opinionated jerk who posts without thinking.  He apologizes for this.  He's honestly not trying to be a turkeyhead.

Cage had some freebies, compatible with Poser 11 and below.  His Python scripts were saved at archive.org, along with the rest of the Morphography site, where they were hosted.