Eye tracking is offset by 90 degrees?

[crude talon]

I am attempting to get this cupcake to look at me wherever I go. I have the eyes in a model, so that they can pivot on the Y axis with the head, and then I have the script adjust the XZ axis of each eye individually. This is because I plan to slow down the tracking of the head of the cupcake so that the eyes will look at the player while the cupcakes head tries to keep up, making it look a bit more realistic.

This script is managing multiple head trackings, so dont mind.

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local character = player.Character or player.CharacterAdded:Wait()
local pHead = character:WaitForChild("Head")

----------- MAIN LOOP -------------

game:GetService("RunService").RenderStepped:Connect(function()
    local targetPos = pHead.Position

    -- SHADOW FREDDY --

    local shadowFreddy = workspace.Map.Map:WaitForChild("shadowFreddyPAS")

    local sFHead = shadowFreddy.up:WaitForChild("head")
    local sFHeadPivot = sFHead:GetPivot()
    local sFHeadPos = sFHeadPivot.Position
    local sFFollow = CFrame.lookAt(sFHeadPos, targetPos, Vector3.new(0,1,0))
    sFHead:PivotTo(sFFollow)

    -- GIANT CUPCAKE --
    
    --Head--
    local cupcake = workspace.Map.Map:WaitForChild("giantCupcake")
    
    local gCHead = cupcake:WaitForChild("Head")
    local gCHeadPivot = gCHead:GetPivot()
    local gCHeadPos = gCHeadPivot.Position
    local targetY = Vector3.new(targetPos.X, gCHeadPos.Y, targetPos.Z)
    local gCFollow = CFrame.lookAt(gCHeadPos, targetY, Vector3.new(0,1,0))
    gCHead:PivotTo(gCFollow)
    
    --Eyes--
    local gCEyes = cupcake.Head:WaitForChild("Eyes")
    local gCEyePivot = gCEyes:GetPivot()
    local gCEyePos = gCEyePivot.Position
    local EyetargetY = Vector3.new(targetPos.X, gCHeadPos.Y, targetPos.Z)
    gCEyes:PivotTo(gCFollow)
    for _, eye in ipairs(gCEyes:GetChildren()) do
        if eye.Name ~= "PrimaryEyes" then
            local eyePos = eye.Position
            local eyeTargetXZ = Vector3.new(targetPos.X, gCEyePos.Y, targetPos.Z)
            local eyeFollow = CFrame.lookAt(eyePos, eyeTargetXZ, Vector3.new(0,1,0))
            eye.CFrame = eyeFollow
        end
    end
end)

[vivid basin]

cant you just make the eyes track the player on the client so its looking at the correct player for everyone

[obtuse dust]

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[vivid basin]

its js a cframe.new(eyeposition,playerposition)

[heady spoke]

LOL

[crude talon]

geeked in the clouds

[crude talon]

Thats what im trying to do, I just couldnt figure it out so i resorted to that method

[fading epoch]

is the front of the eye where the pupil is? like in the part

[vivid basin]

?

It should just be a loop and one line basically

Or two cause of two eyes

Is the decal just on the wrong face or something

Wym by 90 offset

[crude talon]

ohhh it isnt, how can I fix that?

[fading epoch]

try this, check if the decal is on the wrong face

make it so that the pupil matches where the front of the part is

[crude talon]

its just a mesh wtih a texture

[fading epoch]

hmm

[fading epoch]

you might have to re export it with the right rotation then, but im not 100% sure

[crude talon]

i was able to remove the texture from the mesh, and add a decal usiing the texture ID. I just rotated the eye and moved the texture to the front

[fading epoch]

nice, does it work now?

[crude talon]

yeah, but im not sure how to achieve that delayed head movement

[fading epoch]

you can lerp it prob

or tween

[crude talon]

ohhh ok