Hi - thank you JaxZoa for your awesome work on this plugin!
Had you familiarized yourself with the normal human physiologic gait cycle prior to making the plugin? Apologies if you had, but if you yet haven't, I think a quick look might give you some insight how to perfect the gait settings.
A human gait cycle (walking) consists of two primary phases for each side of the body - "stance" and "swing" (stance has 5 subphases and swing has 3). 60% of the gait cycle by time is spent in stance (with foot on ground) and 40% spent in swing(foot in air). both feet are on the ground at the beginning and end of their respective stance phase. Here is a good graphic illustrating a normal human gait:
https://www.researchgate.net/public...144112972/Phases-of-the-normal-gait-cycle.png
One problem with the existing animation is that a true human gait has the hip, knee and ankle joint angles changing throughout the two phases, and CLS only allows adjusting the hip joint angle by elevating and bringing-forward the knee controller, and doesn't allow adjusting the knee joint angle or ankle angle more than once for the entire cycle. The other problem is that if you are restricted to only adjusting controller positions and rotations, you have to allow for multiple positions (at least two) for the different phases of the gait cycle. [For example, If the plugin were separated into all 8 phases of the gait, I could set a pre-swing foot [heel] position and rotation and a terminal-swing foot position and rotation, allowing for very-realistic gait formations]
The closest I could get to normality using the body movement settings was setting foot to move backwards and up and knee going forwards and up, then hand and elbow going backwards. If users try to get a normal non-high-heels-looking gait setting "Step_RightFootForward" to a positive number,I don't think they're likely to succeed. This is because it eliminates the "Terminal Stance", "Pre-Swing", and "Toe-Off" phases of the gait cycle, which are 3 of 8 phases required for normal-looking walk.
Anyway let me know your thoughts. Thanks again. Taking a long time to learn the plugin but sure glad you created it.