Hello all,

Zenny1234. What figure do you pose?

Your question is probably related to the rotation of the hip in space, mainly about the x axis. In reality, it is a rotation of the pelvis in space relative to thigh axis as in my pelvic tilt morph. As 3doutlaw said, the only way to do that is to rotate the hip in space (and all the body parts in fact) and repose the abdomen and thigh parts after. It is possible to design a master dial to do the rotation in hip in space, but you have to take in consideration two factors: 1) You should not rotate the body or hip in space about the y axis and z axis. Why, because the body and hip axis are fixed in space, they don't rotate with the body. 2) The axis of rotation of the hip or body is not at the same location as the axis of the thighs. This determines translation of the thigh parts and corrective adjustments are necessary either in the translation of the body or in the magnitude of thigh rotation.

If look to the tutorial include in my free package, you will find link to threads that address indirectly this problem.

Hope that my suggestion is not too technical.

Allstereo