Quote - > Quote - I like individually rigged toes.

Myself, I can take a handkerchief from the floor with my toes.
When walking barefooted my toes are spreading apart when the toepart of the foot is the only thing touching the ground.
In short: toes are moving individually.
(Sorry for my bad english)

Yeah, I've seen that argument, but how many would actually use individually rigged toes? I don't mean to be contrary. I'm just trying to figure out whether the extra flexibility would outweigh the morphing problems that Les mentioned.

Not sure actual rigging is necessary for my uses anyway, as is allowing morphs to be added to simulate those movements as needed. I too look carefully at foot and toe movements and since I do a lot of nude rendering that part of the anatomy takes on a more important significance so having thos shape and positional morphs available puts a big grin on my face.!  :)