# Custom LOD Projection

The built in editor morph target LOD projection works for most meshes, but it does not work correctly for metahumans. For example here is a morph target I created on the metahuman "Ada". It looks fine in LOD 0, but if I try to use the built in editor functionality "Remap Morph Targets" in the LOD reduction setting, it will not look right at LOD 3 and above.

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There are 2 ways we can fix this.

1. when saving the morph target, make sure "Custom LOD Projection" is checked
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   2. Or right clicking the morph in the edit tab and clicking the following
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The LOD morphs should be fixed now&#x20;

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