One final comment on all these methods of eye aiming. Poser applies a quantisation to rotation channels of 0.01 degrees. Presumably this is to speed up internal calculations by reducing the number of floating point bits that need to be calculated with. The down side is that sometimes it's impossible to have the eyes point exactly at something you want them to. The dial values won't take enough decimal places to record the correct angles.

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