[Released] Look At Me Pose Control [Commercial]

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

RiverSoft Art said:
agent unawares said:

RiverSoft Art said:

agent unawares said:

RiverSoft Art said:

RiverSoft Art said:

dreamfarmer said:

the new Precious figures.

Unfortunately, I do not have the Precious figures. It seems like these are a mix and match body parts figure? What is the error you get?

Looking a little closer at the products, it looks like the eyes are just a painted-on material?

No, they're legitimate eyes, huge spheres that take up most of the head so they get the flat disney look.

Huh, so what is the error that is occurring?

It says "Unable to find eyes."

This is the bone structure:

The "eye areas" do not need to move, I don't know what they're for. Only the main eyes have rotation parameters usable.

The script looks for eye names, not labels. Can you open Window->Panes->Script IDE and paste and execute this code (while Precious top node is selected):
function PrintNodes( indent, b ) {
  if (b.inherits("DzBone"))
    print (indent, b.name, b.getSkeleton().assetId);
  else
    print (indent, b.name, b.assetId);
  for( var i = 0; i < b.getNumNodeChildren(); i++ ){
    PrintNodes(indent + "  ", b.getNodeChild(i));
  }
}
// print all bones
var s = Scene.getSelectedNodeList();
for (var i = 0; i < s.length; i++)
  PrintNodes( "", s[i] );
Please post the output. Thanks.

 LLF-Precious_BaseCharacter LLF-Critterthing_1783

   Hip LLF-Critterthing_1783

     Abdomen LLF-Critterthing_1783

       Chest LLF-Critterthing_1783

         LowerNeck LLF-Critterthing_1783

           MidNeck LLF-Critterthing_1783

             UpperNeck LLF-Critterthing_1783

               Head LLF-Critterthing_1783

                 Face LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   rEyearea LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     rEyelids LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rUlid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOculid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rCulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIculid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rLlid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rCllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rClid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     Right Eye LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   lEyearea LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     lEyelids LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lUlid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOculid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lCulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIculid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lLlid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lCllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lClid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     Left Eye LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   Muzzle LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     MuzzleTop LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       Nose LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       NoseBridge LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     Mouth LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rCmouth LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lCmouth LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       LowerJaw LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         LowerLip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                           lLLip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                           rLLip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                           CLLip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       ULip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lULip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rULip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         CULip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     lMuzzleCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     rMuzzleCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   HeadTop LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     Brows LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOMBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIMBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOMBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIMBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       CBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     lEarBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lEar LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     rEarBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rEar LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   Cheeks LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     lCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lIUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lMUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lOUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lILCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lMLCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lOLCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     rCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rIUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rMUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rOUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rILCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rMLCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rOLCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

         lShldr LLF-Critterthing_1783

           lFthigh LLF-Critterthing_1783

             lFshin LLF-Critterthing_1783

               lFfoot LLF-Critterthing_1783

                 lFhoof LLF-Critterthing_1783

         rShldr LLF-Critterthing_1783

           rFthigh LLF-Critterthing_1783

             rFshin LLF-Critterthing_1783

               rFfoot LLF-Critterthing_1783

                 rFhoof LLF-Critterthing_1783

       lWingBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

         lWingShldr LLF-Critterthing_1783

       rWingBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

         rWingShldr LLF-Critterthing_1783

     rButtock LLF-Critterthing_1783

       rRthigh LLF-Critterthing_1783

         rRshin LLF-Critterthing_1783

           rRfoot LLF-Critterthing_1783

             rRhoof LLF-Critterthing_1783

     lButtock LLF-Critterthing_1783

       lRthigh LLF-Critterthing_1783

         lRshin LLF-Critterthing_1783

           lRfoot LLF-Critterthing_1783

             lRhoof LLF-Critterthing_1783

     TailBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

       Tail1 LLF-Critterthing_1783

Wow, what a different bone structure. Thank you for posting this. It is really unusual that Lady Littlefox put spaces in the eye names (if you notice, no other bone name does that, e.g., it is LowerNeck not "Lower Neck"). I can try to search for "Left Eye" and "Right Eye", and it should work (however, the eyelids will not be adjusted). As a test, I have modified Look At Camera. If you would send me a message with your email, I will send you the test script.

Habu · December 2017

Great script! One question though... I may be stupid, but I can’t figure out how to turn the look at camera script off again? I’ve tried using one of the other scripts, but the eyes keep following the camera...

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

Habu said:

Great script! One question though... I may be stupid, but I can’t figure out how to turn the look at camera script off again? I’ve tried using one of the other scripts, but the eyes keep following the camera...

Thanks! The Look At Camera script only moves the eyes once. Something else has modified your eyes.

agent unawares · December 2017

RiverSoft Art said:

agent unawares said:

RiverSoft Art said:
agent unawares said:

RiverSoft Art said:

agent unawares said:

RiverSoft Art said:

RiverSoft Art said:

dreamfarmer said:

the new Precious figures.

Unfortunately, I do not have the Precious figures. It seems like these are a mix and match body parts figure? What is the error you get?

Looking a little closer at the products, it looks like the eyes are just a painted-on material?

No, they're legitimate eyes, huge spheres that take up most of the head so they get the flat disney look.

Huh, so what is the error that is occurring?

It says "Unable to find eyes."

This is the bone structure:

The "eye areas" do not need to move, I don't know what they're for. Only the main eyes have rotation parameters usable.

The script looks for eye names, not labels. Can you open Window->Panes->Script IDE and paste and execute this code (while Precious top node is selected):
function PrintNodes( indent, b ) {
  if (b.inherits("DzBone"))
    print (indent, b.name, b.getSkeleton().assetId);
  else
    print (indent, b.name, b.assetId);
  for( var i = 0; i < b.getNumNodeChildren(); i++ ){
    PrintNodes(indent + "  ", b.getNodeChild(i));
  }
}
// print all bones
var s = Scene.getSelectedNodeList();
for (var i = 0; i < s.length; i++)
  PrintNodes( "", s[i] );
Please post the output. Thanks.

 LLF-Precious_BaseCharacter LLF-Critterthing_1783

   Hip LLF-Critterthing_1783

     Abdomen LLF-Critterthing_1783

       Chest LLF-Critterthing_1783

         LowerNeck LLF-Critterthing_1783

           MidNeck LLF-Critterthing_1783

             UpperNeck LLF-Critterthing_1783

               Head LLF-Critterthing_1783

                 Face LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   rEyearea LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     rEyelids LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rUlid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOculid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rCulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIculid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rLlid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rCllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rClid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     Right Eye LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   lEyearea LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     lEyelids LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lUlid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOculid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lCulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIculid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIulid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lLlid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lCllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIllid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lClid LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     Left Eye LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   Muzzle LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     MuzzleTop LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       Nose LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       NoseBridge LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     Mouth LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rCmouth LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lCmouth LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       LowerJaw LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         LowerLip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                           lLLip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                           rLLip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                           CLLip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       ULip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lULip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rULip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         CULip LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     lMuzzleCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     rMuzzleCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   HeadTop LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     Brows LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rOMBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIMBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         rIBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lOMBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIMBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                         lIBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       CBrow LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     lEarBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lEar LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     rEarBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rEar LLF-Critterthing_1783

                   Cheeks LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     lCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lIUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lMUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lOUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lILCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lMLCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       lOLCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                     rCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rIUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rMUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rOUCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rILCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rMLCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

                       rOLCheek LLF-Critterthing_1783

         lShldr LLF-Critterthing_1783

           lFthigh LLF-Critterthing_1783

             lFshin LLF-Critterthing_1783

               lFfoot LLF-Critterthing_1783

                 lFhoof LLF-Critterthing_1783

         rShldr LLF-Critterthing_1783

           rFthigh LLF-Critterthing_1783

             rFshin LLF-Critterthing_1783

               rFfoot LLF-Critterthing_1783

                 rFhoof LLF-Critterthing_1783

       lWingBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

         lWingShldr LLF-Critterthing_1783

       rWingBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

         rWingShldr LLF-Critterthing_1783

     rButtock LLF-Critterthing_1783

       rRthigh LLF-Critterthing_1783

         rRshin LLF-Critterthing_1783

           rRfoot LLF-Critterthing_1783

             rRhoof LLF-Critterthing_1783

     lButtock LLF-Critterthing_1783

       lRthigh LLF-Critterthing_1783

         lRshin LLF-Critterthing_1783

           lRfoot LLF-Critterthing_1783

             lRhoof LLF-Critterthing_1783

     TailBase LLF-Critterthing_1783

       Tail1 LLF-Critterthing_1783

Wow, what a different bone structure. Thank you for posting this. It is really unusual that Lady Littlefox put spaces in the eye names (if you notice, no other bone name does that, e.g., it is LowerNeck not "Lower Neck"). I can try to search for "Left Eye" and "Right Eye", and it should work (however, the eyelids will not be adjusted). As a test, I have modified Look At Camera. If you would send me a message with your email, I will send you the test script.

Sent. Yeah, the space in a small number of names is weird.

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

So it seems the fix will make the scripts work with Precious (except for eyelids I assume). Agent Unawares confirmed it. I will put in an update after the weekend.

IceDragonArt · December 2017

Just had a chance to try this and oh my goodness what a huge time saver! This is fantastic!

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

IceDragonArt said:

Just had a chance to try this and oh my goodness what a huge time saver! This is fantastic!

Thank you very much! That brought a smile to my face.

BeeMKay · December 2017

I also can confirm the time saver aspect, and the effect is great! Thank you for this!

I had to pose a classroom of 30 people.

After I had familiarized myself with how the script worked by testing it on two individuals, I then selected characters in the entire classroom (well, at least those who were paying attention) and finally my teacher character, and with the preview function it was very easy to get the right effect while manipulating the slides. It worked fine with people looking at cells, and at each other as well.

Here is a before image - most character look in the general direction, but not really at the teacher. Manually finetuning the characters would have taken ages, with lots of test renders in between. Now, a few minutes (plus the time for the test render, of course)!

And after using the script's different options:

From the other perspective... before:

And after:

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

BeeMKay said:

I also can confirm the time saver aspect, and the effect is great! Thank you for this!

I had to pose a classroom of 30 people.

After I had familiarized myself with how the script worked by testing it on two individuals, I then selected characters in the entire classroom (well, at least those who were paying attention) and finally my teacher character, and with the preview function it was very easy to get the right effect while manipulating the slides. It worked fine with people looking at cells, and at each other as well.

Here is a before image - most character look in the general direction, but not really at the teacher. Manually finetuning the characters would have taken ages, with lots of test renders in between. Now, a few minutes (plus the time for the test render, of course)!

And after using the script's different options:

From the other perspective... before:

And after:

Thank you for posting back! It is subtle (you had already done a good job), but I can see the difference. I am very happy you are happy with it.

Just for background info, note that the ordering of selecting people is deliberate with the scripts. It allows you to quickly change the last selection (deselect teacher, select observer by door) and play with where you want your figures to look. Originally, I had it backwards and I was always having to deselect everything and select again. That got old fast

BeeMKay · December 2017

It is a great script, and easy to use, and selecting the "look at" character last is a good thing, though you have to deselect it before you can add more peeps - or suddenly, someone else is the center of attention unexpectedly.

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

BeeMKay said:

It is a great script, and easy to use, and selecting the "look at" character last is a good thing, though you have to deselect it before you can add more peeps - or suddenly, someone else is the center of attention unexpectedly.

Last one selected is it! Thanks Bee. I am glad you like it.

Rod Wise Driggo · December 2017

RiverSoft Art said:

Rod Wise Driggo said:

Have a little trouble in using the product for one character looking at another character's cloth/hand etc.

I do the following steps:

1) Selecting the node I want to be looked at (hand/hair/necklace etc.)

2) Selecting the figure which should look

3) Calling the script "Look at that"

Live Preview does not do nothing at all. Once I click on Preview, an undo is triggered but no pose of head or eyes.

Any idea what goes wrong?

You are doing things in the wrong order. "The Look at That script works to move eyes, head, and upper neck of the selected character(s) at the last node selected." Select the figure, then what you want to look at, and then call script.

Still have problems here unfortunately. Tried it with a prop. According to your recommendation I should 1st select the figure (to look), then the prop. But once doing so, I get the error "Unable to find head bone" if I call the script. That makes sense as the prop does not have a head bone. But it would also mean that the last selection needs to be the figure, right?

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

Rod Wise Driggo said:

RiverSoft Art said:

Rod Wise Driggo said:

Have a little trouble in using the product for one character looking at another character's cloth/hand etc.

I do the following steps:

1) Selecting the node I want to be looked at (hand/hair/necklace etc.)

2) Selecting the figure which should look

3) Calling the script "Look at that"

Live Preview does not do nothing at all. Once I click on Preview, an undo is triggered but no pose of head or eyes.

Any idea what goes wrong?

You are doing things in the wrong order. "The Look at That script works to move eyes, head, and upper neck of the selected character(s) at the last node selected." Select the figure, then what you want to look at, and then call script.

Still have problems here unfortunately. Tried it with a prop. According to your recommendation I should 1st select the figure (to look), then the prop. But once doing so, I get the error "Unable to find head bone" if I call the script. That makes sense as the prop does not have a head bone. But it would also mean that the last selection needs to be the figure, right?

What figure are you trying to select? What generation?

Rod Wise Driggo · December 2017

The figure looking is G8F. As "target" for the look I've tried a prop, a node of a figure and so on. "LOOK AT THAT" won't make the G8F look but instead does "undo's" whenever I change something in the scripts menu.

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

Rod Wise Driggo said:

The figure looking is G8F. As "target" for the look I've tried a prop, a node of a figure and so on. "LOOK AT THAT" won't make the G8F look but instead does "undo's" whenever I change something in the scripts menu.

Strange. It sounds like a configuration problem as I just tested this again and it works with G8F. Did you install this yourself or use DIM? Are you able to do this with other figures (i.e., G3F? G2F?)? What does the log look like?

dreamfarmer · December 2017

Oh my gosh, thank you so much for doing the work to make this compatible with Precious. Above and beyond my expectations! It does work fine with the Hivewire Horse, in case you were curious there!

Ruphuss · December 2017

did not read all postings here

works this script animateable on the timeline so a figure is following another figure with the pose ?

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

dreamfarmer said:

Oh my gosh, thank you so much for doing the work to make this compatible with Precious. Above and beyond my expectations! It does work fine with the Hivewire Horse, in case you were curious there!

You are welcome! It will take a week or two to get through Daz's QA.

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

Ruphuss said:

did not read all postings here

works this script animateable on the timeline so a figure is following another figure with the pose ?

These scripts are not "active" so to speak. They do not execute when things change; they only execute when you execute it. So you could execute the script for your frame 0 and then for your frame 30 and animate between that. But the eyes will not actually be following the figure.

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

I submitted an update today to add Precious support. You should see an update in 1-2 weeks probably.

Griffin Avid · December 2017

I'm getting crossed eyes, do you have a sweet spot - that avoids that?

Mostly, everything is awesome and worth its weight in gold..

What I've been doing is going back and editing the 'crossed eyes' parameter after the script is run.

There should be a limit to the eyes closing in on each other.

What could I do better?

BeeMKay · December 2017

45.5% on the side-side of the eyes paramater, in most cases. You will have to lo9wer that value the closer the persons are standing to each other.

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

BeeMKay said:

45.5% on the side-side of the eyes paramater, in most cases. You will have to lo9wer that value the closer the persons are standing to each other.

The other thing you can do is turn off (uncheck) the Adjust Eyes Independently option

Griffin Avid · December 2017

Thank you, I'm sure that's the fix. I have that issue where I can't tell what's going on until I render.

Thre's a bunch of products (mostly using iray assets) that disappear when they are applied.

I have some eyes that do that and some skins become weird and shiny when the iray shaders are used.

I hate that.

Thanks again.

algovincian · December 2017

RiverSoft Art said:

Ruphuss said:

did not read all postings here

works this script animateable on the timeline so a figure is following another figure with the pose ?

These scripts are not "active" so to speak. They do not execute when things change; they only execute when you execute it. So you could execute the script for your frame 0 and then for your frame 30 and animate between that. But the eyes will not actually be following the figure.

Hooking the frame change signal to execute the script silently using the parameters set for each figure would be a fantastic feature for sure!

- Greg

Syrus_Dante · December 2017

I have some eyes that do that and some skins become weird and shiny when the iray shaders are used.

Maybe switch off Use Scene Lights Ctr+L can help - or another set of Scene lights parented together in a seperated Group to switch them on/off at once in the Scene pane with the Group Visibility can help for preview?

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

algovincian said:

RiverSoft Art said:

Ruphuss said:

did not read all postings here

works this script animateable on the timeline so a figure is following another figure with the pose ?

These scripts are not "active" so to speak. They do not execute when things change; they only execute when you execute it. So you could execute the script for your frame 0 and then for your frame 30 and animate between that. But the eyes will not actually be following the figure.

Hooking the frame change signal to execute the script silently using the parameters set for each figure would be a fantastic feature for sure!

- Greg

That is an interesting idea. I did not know about the frame change event. I will have to research it. Thanks!

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

Syrus_Dante said:

avxp said:

Thank you, I'm sure that's the fix. I have that issue where I can't tell what's going on until I render.

Thre's a bunch of products (mostly using iray assets) that disappear when they are applied.

I have some eyes that do that and some skins become weird and shiny when the iray shaders are used.

I hate that.

Thanks again.

I usually just use the Texture Shaded draw mode in the viewport and move the script dialog to the side. That is usually fast enough.

algovincian · December 2017

RiverSoft Art said:

algovincian said:

RiverSoft Art said:

Ruphuss said:

did not read all postings here

works this script animateable on the timeline so a figure is following another figure with the pose ?

These scripts are not "active" so to speak. They do not execute when things change; they only execute when you execute it. So you could execute the script for your frame 0 and then for your frame 30 and animate between that. But the eyes will not actually be following the figure.

Hooking the frame change signal to execute the script silently using the parameters set for each figure would be a fantastic feature for sure!

- Greg

That is an interesting idea. I did not know about the frame change event. I will have to research it. Thanks!

Sorry my memory is garbage - it's this (but same idea):

void	timeChanged (DzTime time)
	Signature: `"timeChanged(DzTime)"`

RiverSoft Art · December 2017

algovincian said:

RiverSoft Art said:

algovincian said:

RiverSoft Art said:

Ruphuss said:

did not read all postings here

works this script animateable on the timeline so a figure is following another figure with the pose ?

These scripts are not "active" so to speak. They do not execute when things change; they only execute when you execute it. So you could execute the script for your frame 0 and then for your frame 30 and animate between that. But the eyes will not actually be following the figure.

Hooking the frame change signal to execute the script silently using the parameters set for each figure would be a fantastic feature for sure!

- Greg

That is an interesting idea. I did not know about the frame change event. I will have to research it. Thanks!

Sorry my memory is garbage - it's this (but same idea):

void timeChanged (DzTime time)

Signature: "timeChanged(DzTime)"

Thanks for the reference. There is still a lot I don't know about Daz.

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