Hi Alley.

It should work if you "Bake" the Morph Slider. Baked morphs usually don't reference as an derivative. Hope that helps.

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Thanks Rampa, I tried it but it didn't work.  I wrote to Reallusion and unfortunately, once you use a slider and save the character, even if you reset you can't remove it.  If I had a project saved before I made this change, it might have worked but I didn't.  Also, I've been working on this guy for over a month, and I don't know why I used that slider, it would have been a mistake but I'll have to watch in future.  So the Essential Morph requirement will have to remain in this guy.

Alley

I may have found a way.

First, set the slider you don't want anymore to zero (or reset it in the little gear menu).
Now hit the reset for the whole character at the bottom of the panel.
Now hit undo in the tool menu, or Cmnd-Z.

This removed the zeroed-out morph from the morphs used list for me. It seems a little scary, but it works quite well. Maybe there is an easier way, but I this is what I found first.

I have a character that I uploaded to the marketplace and it is being flagged as "orange derivative" as I inadvertently used a slider from the Essential Morphs.  Is there a way to remove modification made by the Essential Morphs?  With the character on the stage, I did select the particular Esssential Morph I had used and pressed reset.  It was the slightest of change and it went back to default position and the modification was removed from the character.  However, it is still being flagged after uploading?

Is there some other way to completely remove reference to that slider?

Alley