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Can baked morphs be removed?

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I started a new character using another character as a base.  The problem is... that character had a large package area.  When nude it does not look all that large however with this new uniform, I need to remove this as he looks like he took viagra and it's not going down.  This morph has been baked so I am not sure if I am stuck with this or not.  I suppose I should just create a base for the male toons.  It's been a while and there were a LOT of morphing going on to get these.  Not sure I remember the steps I used. 


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As you can see, the nude base is nothing near the extension of the uniform.   Is there any way to remove this morph?  Maybe in blender?  Sculpt it down?   Maybe make a reverse morph?  Use this as the base and a stock figure as the outcome?  I really do not want to try to recreate this character from scratch Sad

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Have you tried to reduce the bulge using Edit Mesh? It may be possible to adjust it sufficiently with the move and/or scale tools. 

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If you know what the original morph was, you can apply a negative number in the morph box. So just type "-100" into the box to reverse a morph completely.
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Hi Gerry, I did try that.  However I was not good or successful as it kept a poker that would not reduce.

Rampa, I thought of that but didn't know if it would work.  LOL.  I will give that a shot.  Thanks.

EDIT:  That did it Rampa!!!  Awesome!  I did have to remove and re-apply the clothing afterward to get it all out but it is gone.  Thanks Again!!!
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