Animation pose modifier that allows for overriding the orientation of individual joints

#include 

// Example of using operator queues to offset the positioning of one specific joint in a character
void OffsetJointPosition(ICharacterInstance& character)
{
    // Start by creating an instance of the operator queue
    // Note that this can be cached, and should not be re-created each frame
    std::shared_ptr pOperatorQueue;
    CryCreateClassInstanceForInterface(cryiidof(), pOperatorQueue);

    // For the sake of this example we will assume that our character's skeleton has a joint titled "Bip01 L Hand"
    const char* szJointName = "Bip01 L Hand";
    // Look up the identifier of the joint we want to manipulate
    // This id can be cached, to spare the run-time lookup
    const int jointId = character.GetIDefaultSkeleton().GetJointIDByName(szJointName);

    // Start per-frame actions, should be executed in an update loop
    // Offset the joint upwards by 0.1m
    pOperatorQueue->PushPosition(jointId, IAnimationOperatorQueue::eOp_Additive, Vec3(0, 0, 0.1f));
    // Now push the operator queue into the character for processing next frame
    character.GetISkeletonAnim()->PushPoseModifier(0, pOperatorQueue);
}