I got an "incorrect number of vertices " error message. Double check to see if you are applying your morph target to the correct figure and body part. Make sure you got rid of the "magic triangle" at the right stage of the process. Everything seemed normal until I started turning the Parameter Dial. Then my morph target seemed to "shatter" or "explode." What's wrong? There is some probably some incorrect file translation some - where along the line. I saw this repeatedly when I was trying to find a way to make morph targets without going through Compose. Go back through all the steps carefully. Make sure your import and export settings in Amorphium are correct. Try using Poser Maconverter on every file that comes into or leaves Compose, etc. Don't give up! My new morph target is too big (or too small). How can I fix it? You need to correct the Uniform Scale numbers you entered in Compose. You might have put in an extra number, or left one out. I also noted a difference between what Traveler noted from his work on the PC (0.001) and the final number I came up with on my Mac (0.00078125). I have no explanation for the difference, so you may have to experiment a little to find the correct number. Poser Maconverter can't read the file Compose created! Make sure you choose "WaveFront .obj" from the bottom menu of Compose. Compose's default file format is TrueSpace's ".cob." It will automatically create an .cob file, even if you type an ".obj" ending to the file name. You ALWAYS need to select .obj from the bottom menu, BEFORE you get it to create a file. After Compose writes the file, check to see if it added the letters ".cob" to the end of the filename. If you see it, you need to change the file format to .obj in the menu, and try again. Also make sure you don't begin the file name with a period (.) character. Why didn't Compose run on the Mac before? Compose itself is not to blame. The Java software expected to find the "swingall.jar" as part of the support files. Unfortunately, Apple MRJ does not yet support the Java 1.2 (now renamed Java 2) specification. That means Swing was not included in MRJ from the start. The time will come when MRJ includes Swing, but as of this writing (Sept. 1999) it still needs to be added as a separate part. (Swing helps Compose construct its special graphic interface.) I've still got problems. I can't get MacCompose to run at all. I'll tell you how I constructed MacCompose. You may be able to duplicate the process on your Mac, and then it may work for you.        Please click "Next" to find out how MacCompose was made...