Look at you and smile - Modify to see what you see

The player character looks at the camera in a single hotkey, like some modern MMOs. enlarge. There is also a full body mode to preview clothes.

The player character looks at the single camera.

Trying to emulate some modern MMOs. (But I didn't know how to detect the zoom level, so used hotkeys instead)

enlarge.

Full body mode for better preview of clothes.

expression activation.

Notice:

This mod uses Look you see dll & esp - camera tracking

Since the dll function is bound to a specific script name, the mod overwrites the original script.

(Maybe it doesn't need to be replaced after all, I'll check)

Many thanks to Enthusiast for kind permission

How to use:

• Sheath
• The camera faces your character.
• Press the hotkey, (default shift)
• Press and hold the hotkey for full body mode
• To exit, press and release the hotkey again, or rotate backwards. Or walk.

*) Set scaling to 0 to disable it

*) If something goes wrong, try switching to first person view and back.

suggestion:

Use F.E.P to change the expression and then use MCM to store it

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Player character look at camera in single hotkey.

Tried to mimic some modern MMO. (But I don't know how to detect zoom level, so used hotkey instead)

Zoom.

Full body mode for better preview of clothes.

Expression on activation.

Notice:

This mod used the dll&esp from Look what you see - Camera head tracking

Since the dll function is binded to a specific script name, this mod overwrite the original scripts.

(maybe it doesn't need to replace after all, I will inspect)

Great thanks to Enthusiast for his kind permission

How to use:

• Sheathed
• Camera facing the front of you character.
• Press the hotkey, (default shift)
• Hold the hotkey for full body mode
• To exit, press and release hotkey again, or rotate to back. Or walk.

*) Set Zoom to 0 to disable it

*) In case of problem, try switching into 1st person view and back.

Suggestion:

Use F.E.P to change the expression, then store it using the MCM