Quote - I guess it's not so obvious from a single picture, particularly one that does not show very clearly how much the knees are bent. My bad! Her left knee would have the better shape for a 90 degree angle or so, but in fact, they are bent much more and thus need to be broader and flatter at the top.

Heh...  Sorry about that.  I guess I'm all about women with small knees.

It's just that every woman I've ever seen with her knees bent up under her has an appearance where the knee looks small compared to the rest of the leg.  Part of that is because a knee joint is typically smaller than the rest of the leg, but a lot of it has to do with the calf and hamstring being smashed together, causing them to flare out, making the knee look even smaller.

The version I've played with bends very well, in my opinion.  Considerably better than V4, especially in the shoulder and hip areas where V4 is notoriously difficult..  I love the way you did the hip actors.  I've suspected for a long time that the age-old habit of splitting the hips in half with right and left thigh or buttock actors might cause more problems than it helps and Antonia seems to confirm this.

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