I've started work on a new prop-based mechanism for loading the BB eyes into Antonia, based on the geometry-switching version that lesbentley created some time ago. So far it works pretty well, although at the moment I have to make the original eyes invisible by hand after loading the new ones. Questions:

1. Does anyone know a way to make Antonia's eye actors invisible with the same file that loads the props? I can load and parent several props with one file, which is the key to setting up the new eyes plus eye covers in one go, but apparently I can't hide the existing eyes at the same time. Maybe I'm doing it wrong or missing some trick. No big deal, really, but it would be nice to have a true one-click solution.

2. @bagginsbill (if you haven't given up on this thread): since the version of the eyes that Les used has the corrected eyeball size, but the one that can be downloaded from your Google site has the original, larger eyeballs, I'm assuming that the former is a more recent version which isn't publicly available (yet?). In the meantime, I saw you speaking of another new version of the eyes (or is that the one Les was already using?).

Obviously, I'd like to know which versions of both the geometry and materials you are authorizing for use with Antonia, and what kind of licence you had in mind. I know you were unsure about the Creative Commons licence, which is fine. I can prepare the files and put them online separately from the main Antonia download with whatever licence and copyright text you like, or I'll prepare everything and leave it up to you to publish them as you see fit. Just let me know.

-- I'm not mad at you, just Westphalian.