I tried it again with a higher pixel sample and it produced a smoother result.  There were a few  displaced verticies that would need to be moved back into place and I think it smoothed out some of the detail of the morphs

 

Quote - > Quote - Although.. I think the point of the extra polys would be to allow the more detailed sculpting... so you.. or whoever took it on.. would probably need to rework them anyway

When I made the morphs, I took notice of just how limited the poly count in Antonia would make me, so none of these morphs need more polys. By converting them exactly, I make sure that characters made for Antonia Standard/WM would look the same in a high-poly version, and clothes would continue to work with the AAM... Basically, it would remain consistant in all Antonia versions. Meanwhile, the higher polygon count would allow for new morphs/morph packs that would make good use of the extra detail.