OK. Ptomorph has a tiny bug in its path handling.
it uses the same path prefix for its output files
as its PTO file.
The upshot is, the path must be either absolute, or current.
I'm creating my morphs in a sub-directory (snapily called morph).
but:
ptomorph -o ./morph/morph.pto orig.pto
doesn't work, because the resulting morph.pto contains
references to morph/morph_0000.png (etc).
I have to (in Unix);
( cd morph; ptomorph -o morph.pto ../manual4morph.pto )
which works nicely.
BugBear
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