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I then used this option to set the control as the driver and the ball joint group as the driven.
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This is quite complex linking the values to controls but i think this will make it easier when it comes to creating the walk cycle. It involved setting the rotation distance for the max and min perameters of the attributes i made allowing them to be used as controls.
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