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That is MEL Expression node, you will find that node in the outliner, and all the content (expression code) will explain how the roller works. You may also create a python or C++ plug-in node, but it might be too hard for you now. And you have to carry it with the rig all the time and if you work on different computers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_K4-15WZUA
I know this wont help too much, I should have done it step by step, but if you have a solid rigging foundation, you will understand it.
bandi suardi
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