I'm setting up the bones for a poser character and wish to have the eyeballs move without their movement affecting the rest of the head. So far no luck. How is this done? Is there a detailed tutorial or some such? I've already read the manuals and reviewed the Dr Geep information. I've tried to do this using Poser 4 Pro Pack and 6 - although Poser 6 seems to ignore any set limits dialogue. Thanks.

You need to make sure that each eye is a totally seperate body part and that no parts of the head are included in the eye groups, switching off bend for each eye should help, too.

Xantor's sugestion of switching off 'Bend' for each eye will probably work, but you won't be able to use magnets on the eyes if you switch 'Bend' off. otherwise try the following.

The probable cause is Joint Paramiter channels in the head linked to the eyes. Try this in a copy of your cr2. Open it in a text editor, use the editors Search function to find the strings "otherActor leftEye" and "otherActor rightEye", delete any channels that contain these strings.

Message edited on: 04/03/2006 15:07

Nerd has a tutorial about setting up eyes but I don't have a direct link...

Also note that your eyes center should be at the center of your eyeballs,both the red and green cross
Use front & right camera for more acurate results and also make the eyes wireframe to see exactly where your center is
This way your eyes will not pup out when turning

:^)

If the red and green crosses are both at the center, will "point at" still work? I'da thunk the red cross should be closer to the front of the eye so they can be told to "point at" camera etc. (I'm not near my poser so I can't check it right now)

:^S
I didn't knew that the point at would't work anymore after making both red and green together!
Thanks for the info xantor!
Sorry for giving wrong information...

Attached Link: http://www.quinlor.de/tutorials/fig_setup_joints

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