Yup Nance, I'm still around too. As for using "point at" I agree. It is cheating in a sense; however, real people generally focus on something. :-) I live with it having found that posing eyes to be the most time-consuming thing to get exactly right...pose, render, a little more left, render, now a little more down, render, too much, use half that setting, render, not enough (or too much)...uggh!!! Then do the other eye. The next thing I know the sun is rising. Heaven forbid you decide to change the head or camera angle. LOL Like Ikyoto, I aim the eyes at a prop roughly 2X to 3X the distance of the camera so crossed eyes aren't usually a problem. I've usually found that "walleyed" look has just as much to do with the expression, or lack thereof, than anything else, particularly when "blink" is set to 1.