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Hmmm. This is with Look at Camera II? It should not be grabbing the tongue. I don't have that character. What is the bone structure of neck/head area?
LOL. Yes, I use the old one too because it is in my action menu and I have been too lazy to swap.
Thank you! I don't have either of those characters but really nice image!
I am curious if this could be used as a merchant resource for couples poses?
Those promo images... Well done. :)
I have no problem with using it in making poses to sell.
Thanks!
What would be really cool for 3.0 is you could feed it the names of the bones and it would then twist/turn/bend them to make the end bone point to the target. Then you could use it for tails, snakes, random creatures, hair (my first choice!) or whatever you wanted! Not sure if that's technically doable but it would be very handy to have this type of ability for all sorts of objects.
LOOOL Very Cute! That is a super adorable render
On the Eyes (in relation to RiverSoftArt's awesome set - I own the first one and will definitely be getting the second as I use Look At Me 1 all the time and used it in my promos actually) the Mushroom is fully rigged. That said maybe the issue is I didn't use the same naming conventions as Daz does on their figures - would that be why it didn't work on the mushroom? @RiverSoftArt If so, Ill be mindful of that in the future when I rig as I really do love your sets
Thanks a lot, ARTCollab. You have created an awesome set - love it from the first sight.
Thanks for your comments. The tongue placement comes from the included pose - see below.
Hair? Interesting. I will have to think about it.
Thank you for the kind words!
If I ever pick up your mushroom (which is very cute BTW but I don't have a need for it right now), I will update the script to handle it.
Yes, the naming conventions are what tripped up the script. If the script knows the character (V4M4->G8), it gets those specific bone names, such as "abdomenUpper" for G3 and G8. For a couple other things (Horse 2, Dragon 3), it uses part of the neck for the "chest" name. For things, it doesn't know, it uses:
Based on that, it should find the head. I need to know the eye NAMES to know if it picked those up. But there is obviously no chest or abdomen to grab. I don't know why it is moving the tongue.
Sorry, I have not explaining it properly. Pose of the tongue does not come from your Look At Me II script,
but only from the included pose for Baby Barry (Baby Barry Running).
http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/47919/start
Oh! Then I think it is working correctly. It moves the head & neck, and the eyes.
How to find the eye NAMES?
Do they differ from that listed in Scene: L_eye and R_eye?
http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/47919/start
I actually picked up Look At Me II and looked to see what the issue might be and could see it was looking for head and Mister Mushroom has no head (ok he has a head but I didn't name it head - he isn't the headless mushroom or anything ROLF) and the eyes I have as EyeRight and EyeLeft (the exact opposite way heh. Thanks so much for explaining! In future figure sets I will try to be mindful of how and what I name things. Since it was a stand alone, I admit I didn't give it much thought and hadn't considered that scripts like this depend on that to find parts. I appreciate your time explaining what it looks for
and great job on the new version of LaM2! It's even more awesome than the first one was 
Is there a simple way to make a character look at something reflected in a mirror?
Click on any bone in the Scene pane, such as L_eye, and get the Scene Identification. That dialog will tell you the Node Name.
Thank you! I can modify it to look for eyeleft and eyeright at least.
Not with this script. Sorry.
Then I'll have fun with II while I await III.
Thanks for the discount!
I probably can't test for a few days. I'll report back as soon as I can.
You're welcome! Enjoy.
No problem. Let me know when you are ready.
Simply load sphere primitive into the scene, place it on the mirror where the reflection would be and use the “Look at that” script.
Ciao
TD
The trick is finding out where the reflection would be. It has to be where the reflection is for the character, not for the camera in the scene. You would have to move a camera to the figure's head. Render and then do your null, look at that steps.
If we are talking about future scripts, I would like to have one for adding the light to the 360 degree panorama in JPG format,
so I could use such panoramas to light the scene in Daz Studio.
If such panoramas are in HDR or EXR format, they provide automatically the light to the scene.
Was thinking to use Look At Me II scripts and combine them with https://www.daz3d.com/lighting-designer--auto-fill
but may be is a better way to do so?
I tried the new script on the Daz House Cat, using the same pose that I had trouble with in the original script. I do NOT see the same problem with the new script.
If I run the old script, the problem still happens, so it was not just some fluke at the time. It is a difference in the way the two scripts work, I guess.