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Hello,

Pitklad: So, the morph will be affected simultaneously by both motions. Now, do you want one motion (example: the twist)  to be more important than the other (example: the bend) in affecting the morph? For example, it is possible that the twist changes the morph by 60% and the bend by 40%.  Actually, I am working on biceps brachii of M4 and morphing of this muscle should be affected by both the bend angle and twist angle of forerarm, but in different proportions. All these effects can be done with the dependent Parameter editor of Poser, at least in my case. I use what I am calling an independant rotation dial such as "Bend with morph". The dial (In fact a master dial), drives both the regular rotation dial and the morphing. Normally, the morph is drive by the regular rotation dial. See my Free stuff package on M4 Ankle tendon morphs for coding (link above). You will see that some ankle tendons morphs (PL and TP) are affected by both the bend and side to side motion. There is a pdf tutorial that explains how to combine the effects of both rotations. Just see the section entitled PL and TP muscle tendon protrusion at the end of tutorial. Don't be afraid, there is in some irrelevant math at the beginning of tutorial. Simply skip the section. If you need more explanations, just ask. Hope that this information will be useful.

Allstereo