Update:
  After creating a .CR2 with default values, I realized I was going to need an easier way to edit some of them.
 
  That means, you guessed it, I would have to be able to 'read' a CR2 file into blender.  I started a script yesterday.  It opens the CR2, strips out all the text into labels, coords, parent names, angles, spherical matrices, etc.  I haven't written it to save all the data, although, I may have to in the end, just so I can put it back into a new edited file. 

I ended up with a list of lists like this:

The above 2 print statements would give you (If I remeber correctly):
x = the bone # (Actor #)
703  -  actor ([2] for the channel list, [x] actor / bone # 5, [1] for the list of Joints, [1] all the data for joint #1)
704  - actor ([2] for the channel list, [x] actor / bone # 5, [1] for the list of Joints, [1]  the data for joint #1, [6] joint #1's center location)

The data structure looks similar to this:

  This also meant I would have to have a GUI with multiple screens you could jump back and forth between.

Select a bone to edit GUI:

Select Joint to edit menu:

Joint Editor GUI:

So, we'll see how it goes.  I'm still interested in it so I'm still working on it. 

Scott

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