kideternal
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7 years ago I had a semi-working version of this at one point, but since Actor.forward wasn't exposed, just Actor.eyes.forward, it would put you off at weird angles if you clicked before their eyes had a chance to lock on to you. (I've since reverted my code because other changes were released.)
I wasn't able to figure out how to detect when a new Actor is loaded (character is switched), so I instead compromised and made the controller's warp-trigger place you in front of the character whenever clicked if Actor.count=1. (No man in the scene.) It was better than nothing, but hopefully with your superior understanding of the scene you can auto-warp when a character is switched. (And actually, it might be worth exploring auto-warping whenever the character's H position changes as well, as they often warp around the room without you.)
Eusth
Viewing girls in the lobby is a pain because trigger-warping takes you to their point of view, since they're the only actor, and then you have to re-warp in front of them and reverse your rotation. Ideally, you'd just warp to them automatically as soon as they appear, which may just be desirable in all situations.
I messed with the code trying to get at least trigger-warping in front of them to work, but since only the actor's "eyes.forward" is exposed, and their eyes can take a moment to lock onto you, you can get undesirable results if you warp too quickly. Also, I couldn't figure out how to get it to just work in the lobby, but I'm super busy with other coding projects and largely unfamiliar with the wonderful stuff you've built.