Since the plugin randomizes morph values, it's important to set the Minimum value and Maximum value such that you don't randomly get an overly distorted expression when all morphs happen to hit a very high or very low value. The plugin applies expressions in loops, and at the start of each loop, each morph gets a different random target value within the min-max range.

Here's a workflow that might be useful:

1. set min and max to the same value, e.g. both to 1.00
2. turn off random chances for transitions

Now all morphs that are selected get a new target value at every loop, and always adjust to the same value since min and max are equal. The expression you get now is the most extreme possible expression. If this looks ugly, adjust the max value and toggle morphs on/off until you're happy.

You can also do the same with the min value if you intend to apply negative values on the selected morphs. For most morphs, extreme negative values don't work well since the morphs are designed to be used at positive values. But in theory you can set both min and max to the same negative value and see what the most extreme negative-valued expression is, and again if that looks bad then increase the min value, and/or select different morphs.

With this above method you can pretty easily calibrate the min and max values, so that any expressions that you get with randomization between those min and max is not going to be too extreme.

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