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Whenever i export a skeleton and re-import, the joints get messed up badly. I have a .ma file to show what I mean. If you could provide me an e-mail address, I could send it to you. To test this, just export the original rig as a bvh and re-import. The original rig is nothing more than a pure fk skeleton with baked animation data. I'm not sure what I could be doing wrong here. I'm using maya 2012 64-bit on windows 7. Thanks for looking into it!
Chad Gleason
