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I came across some interesting results from experimenting with the sliders.
The adjustments made:
>Waist length set to 0
>Torso width set to 0
>Arm width set to 0 to smaller match torso
>Height increased slightly to compensate for lost height from waist length reduction
The results:
>More accentuated curves
>Wider looking hips without even adjusting the thigh width
>Longer legs for the same height, thus a greater leg/body length ratio
>Slightly smaller bust because of smaller torso (if you can't to compensate, you can increase the cup size)
Overall it gives a more distinct pear shape than the original hourglass shape, even moreso if your increase the thigh width values.
