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I have some questions. I can't set up on some for some rigs. The problem only for rotOffset, when switching from IK to FK. If i click the button Match IF >> FK then Wrist CTRL and Upper Limb CTRL has over-rotated both. How to find the rotOffset"s values ?
The rotation offset is an absolute offset between IK and FK. It depends on the rig and becomes obvious when you have it. Sometimes it requires a few trials with different values to find it out but if you do the Matching to IK and you see this (image below) you can assume you need to set a Y Offset of 90 or -90.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have further questions.
inversekinematicman
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