Thanks for the tip regarding Multiply With, but the strange thing though is that doesn't seem to have any effect on if there is any ghosting or not.

The second screen shot is of the Material Preset I saved that eliminates the ghosting... but I honestly can't see any difference there that should bring about different results. Stranger yet, the result that caused ghosting has a Falloff value of 0 while the one that worked has 0.600. 

I think I really have to put it down to settings that are hidden in Debut, so creating the Material Preset has been a HUGE help since I can use that now.

This first image is the Material Palette setting for the left render

This second image is the settings for the right render... so from this I can't see what would be causing the ghosting.

That was actually the biggest reason I wanted to have an invisible Material Preset, as a lot of times, turning the transparency to full didn't work, it still left ghosting... probably due to some settings I don't have access too in Debut so I couldn't see them as I changed everything else. So the suggestion of creating a Material Preset using the ground worked great since it was so generic.

Anyway the left render is effected by ghosting (around the arms) and the right is using the preset I saved earlier.

Thanks grichter,
Not sure if it's the same in all versions of Poser, but I did find there to be ghosting, so clicked in the Transparency box (in the Material Palette window) when it said Click to Add Texture and click OK for No Texture and it seem to also fix the ghosting in the same way.

I wouldn't worry about not getting used to Studio's interface. Personally I would say Poser is the better choice anyway, because at least you can still open scenes created with it in DAZ Studio, but you can't do the reverse.

So if you started with DAZ Studio and make the change, then you have the long process of recreated all of your scenes in Poser. (which is what I'm doing now :crying:)

Your right, now I know it is there it does make perfect sense.

The video tutorials bundle in with Poser Debut helped a lot in learning the Poser interface in a very short amount of time... (it was either that or relearn D|S from scratch since the GUI just had a major overhaul) but I don't remember adding anything to the library. If the videos did have that step I forgot, so glad help is always a post away here.

Thanks again for replying so quickly to my request.
With something as basic as the Hierarchy Editor taken out I was a little worried the ability to save things like Materials would be missing... thankfully not.

And as a DAZ Studio refugee I wasn't expecting the way to save something to be over under the content library (already checked under all of the menus at the top). It's a handy thing to now know, as I'm sure it'll come in handy again.

Ah right you are. Thank you kindly.
I wasn't sure if I could save Material Presets in Poser Debut... but after reading your advice, I decided to look a little deeper for a way to save it and saw the Add to Library button.

Thank you.

Good to see someone so passionate about the community here at Renderosity! :biggrin: 

Essentially Poser Lite aimed at people who aren't currently Poser users... like myself. :biggrin: 
Since my main interest is Maya's Anime Doll & AD Boy, the change from DAZ Studio to Poser Debut has actually been a big improvement. Plus this means I finally got to try out the Anime EX Shaders which I have been loving!

The decision to leave out the Hierarchy Editor baffles me too. If DAZ Studio users are a target audience at all, you think they would at least leave that in since it'll make the switch that little bit easier as it'll be instantly associated with DAZ's Scene tab.

Yeah, unfortunately at this stage with DAZ phasing out older products, anything with an outdated Mac installer won't be getting an updated one at this point.

As suggested by others, there is no harm in using the same Runtime you are using right now on your Mac.

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