idk if i can make all of this happen but i may try to make only a few points possible. You shall give it a try by posting it as a seperate post so that it gets more attention.

Corrections? Tips? I couldn't fix the front bag, It doesn't follow the rig... is that important?  

sorry buddy, the gitea page is offline right now. I can share you the screenshot at the most.

And also still... what about this issue? Has someone built from main recently? 

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