Is there such a thing [as eyes point (or follow) camera] in Studio?

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Is there such a thing [as eyes point (or follow) camera] in Studio? I can't find it!

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Togire

There is a mcasual free script https://sites.google.com/site/mcasualsdazscripts2/mcjlookatthecamera

But I generally use this fantastic product. It allows to look at the camera, but also at any random object, char, etc. https://www.daz3d.com/look-at-me-ii-pose-control

Note that both do this by moving not only the eyes, but also the upper body (in a configurable way).

cgidesign

Select left eye of your figure

go to Parameters panel

within that select: Left Eye -> General -> Contraints

In Constraints click "Point At"

In the opening window choose the camera the eye should point at.

Do the same for the right eye.

(I hope I understood your question)

From now on the eyes will always look into the camera.

PerttiA

cgidesign said:

Select left eye of your figure

go to Parameters panel

within that select: Left Eye -> General -> Contraints

In Constraints click "Point At"

In the opening window choose the camera the eye should point at.

Do the same for the right eye.

(I hope I understood your question)

From now on the eyes will always look into the camera.

The only glitch is, that when you open a previously saved scene, you need to move or rotate either the figure or the object the figure is looking at to activate the "Point to" again.
Once that is done, the moved object can be returned to the previous location/state 

Richard Haseltine

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togs

mcasual's script will look at where ever you are in the perspective window too - it doesn't actually have to be a camera, so you could call it Stare At Viewer!

Silver Dolphin

mcasuals stuff is always nice

surreal

Where you want just the eyes to look at the camera/viewer, and not the head.

Derivatives of mcasuals mcjLookAtTheCamera script.
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