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When you attempt to use the left foot toe roll, the foot twists around and contorts out of place. This occurs at about -33. I'm guessing that it has more connections coming to it than it should. I've checked incoming and outgoing connections as well as looking at what unitConversion nodes were connecting to what and I've found nothing different between the two. I am at a loss for a fix, but would like it if the original author had one. :) Great rig aside from that.
Ok. After some more testing I had thought that maybe it had to do with the fact that I was using character sets. That was not the case. When I would add the right foot to a character set it would throw no errors. However, when I would add the left leg to a character set it would throw the following errors:
// Warning: Skipped gTapjHip_L.rotateX because it already had connections. //
// Warning: Skipped jBallRFLjHip_L.rotateX because it already had connections. //
// Warning: Skipped jHeelRFLjHip_L.rotateX because it already had connections. //
// Warning: Skipped gBallTwistjHip_L.rotateY because it already had connections. //
// Warning: Skipped gToesTwistjHip_L.rotateY because it already had connections. //
// Warning: Skipped gToesTwistjHip_L.rotateX because it already had connections. //
I'll try to dig some more, because... well I wanted to use this character for a walk cycle and the foot roll is kinda important. If I find a fix, I'll post it here.
John Neumann
