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This seemed so awesome, until I moved the root of my character away from world center, then it all falls apart. It doesn't seem to matter where I put the R_lid_parentToLocalGrp, a couple of the curves in R_lidCrvGrp break horribly and muck it all up.
Do you have an example file with this system that works so we can see how you parented things?
the parentToHead group needs to be parented under the head control of your rig. The parentToLocal group should be parented outside the rig hierarchy so that it does not follow the rig. It should be named parentToWorld group to make it a bit more clear I think.
bnicolucci
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