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What I noticed was that the image plane of the custom figurines is parallel to the default orientation so I have added a 90 degree rotation in the script. This seems to align with most of the default TTS models but not all of them sadly. Hence I made the camera controls for finetuning as needed. I might change it to where each figurine can store the desired camera location, that would however require people to customize the script on each figurine making it more tedious as well.
But one problem now is that the camera gets attached the wrong way. Is this tied to a certain direction that the model has in blender so I just need to reimport the models?
How does one get the script to work with other figures? I tried copypasting the contents of the gaston figure's script to a different one and upon locking there were no buttons.