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Thanks to my research in this thread I've uncovered the secret to possessing our minifigs, and looking through their eyes. It's not the smoothest experience (as one may expect), but it's a neat little proof of concept, I think. //stick_length 2.2 //stick_height 0.3 //stick_sphere_radius 0.06 //lookat_offsety 0.05 stick_length 0 //Def: 1.95 Good alt: 3.50 stick_height 0.15 //Def: 0.25 Good alt: 1.50 stick_sphere_radius 0.06 //Def: 0.06 lookat_offsety 0.035 //Def: 0.035 //stick_length 1.7 //stick_height 0.2 //stick_sphere_radius 0.06 //lookat_offsety 0.02 lookat_offsetz 0.0 pan_auto_stationary_time 0.0 pan_auto_rotate_speed 0.0 pan_auto_zoom_speed 1.0 pan_user_rotate_speed 1.75 //Def: 1.25 pan_user_zoom_speed 1.5 //Def: 1.5 smooth_position 0.65 //Def: 0.7 smooth_lookat 0.9 //Def: 0.9 sock_blend_in_time 2.0 //Def: 2.0 sock_blend_out_time 1.0 //Def: 1.0 los_look_ahead 1.0 //Def: 0.75 los_width 0.4 //Def: 0.4 los_height 0.75 //Def: 0.3 Affects camera position on-screen. screen_top 0.75 //Def: 0.3 screen_bottom 0.33 //Def: 0.33 focal_region 0.55 //Def: 0.55 focal_bias 0.0 //Def: 0.0 pos_seek_scale 1.0 //Def: 1.0 ang_seek_scale 1.0 //Def: 1.0 priority 0.0 //Def: 0.0 nearclip 0.40 //Def: 0.1 farclip 153.0 //Def: 153.0 upper_angle_limit 100 //Def: 90 lower_angle_limit -100 //Def: -85 elevation_correction_strength 0.0 //Def: 0.2? avoid_water_strength 0.0 // Don't avoid water avoidance_weight 0.0 // 0.0 == Do not avoid terrain (except pulling in for obstructions) The essential lines above are: stick_length stick_height smooth_position los_height screen_top nearclip avoidance_weight These must be changed to possess your minifig. Variation from these values may cause possession rejection as your minifig will toss you out to watch them run free without you in their head, albeit you might find yourself still faintly attached, and back in possession as they stop running. In action: