Eye constraints and batch rendering

[tk99]

Sorry if this has been asked/answered before, but I didn't find any solution.

If you pose a Genesis Figure and point their eyes to the cam, it's working well (as long a the cam is not to close).
When you save this scene and reload it, the eye position will be lost until you move the cam.

So if you want to batch render many scenes, you have to set eye constraints to the cam, copy the values, remove the constraint, copy the values to the scene manually ...... And if you decide to change the cam view, angle, disctance ... you will have to do it again.

Is there any way to solve this problem?

tia

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

Use Look at me instead of bugged 'Point at' constraint.

 

[tk99]

Use Look at me instead of bugged 'Point at' constraint.

Thats a nice set of scripts, TY for the hint!

 

[Rich]

As no__name indicates, this is a bug in Daz Studio. It's been there since at least version 4.9 - I know, I filed a bug report on it and provided a sample scene. But, it clearly hasn't been a priority for Daz to fix it.

 

[SnubbLR]

I've seen the same issue posted here:

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Do you guys think this would be a viable fix? And if so, how do I insert this code into DAZ?

 

[ZerenDevi]

The Look at Me scripts are great for this. Prior to that, I was using the constraints function and writing down the eye positions, then manually aiming them. It was a hassle, but it worked. Those scripts, though. they're the way.