You can't make the eyes invisible, but you can offset them 100000 meters in the sky and then they might as well be invisible

I thought about that but didn't know if that would give the engine the heebie jeebies due to "overall" character size. I'll give it a try and see if it hates it.

I tried offset of 10000, it moves them out of the way but if I go look for them I can see them doing something weird -- rapidly oscillating back and forth as if a minor movement is being amplified by the angle/offset. Turned off breathing, that didn't help. I don't know how much of a performance hit that causes but it's not zero. On the other hand it's probably already doing the calculations with an offset of 0 so there may not be any difference in the end. I'll do some FPS testing.

@Biscuit

I tried offset of 10000, it moves them out of the way but if I go look for them I can see them doing something weird -- rapidly oscillating back and forth as if a minor movement is being amplified by the angle/offset. Turned off breathing, that didn't help. I don't know how much of a performance hit that causes but it's not zero. On the other hand it's probably already doing the calculations with an offset of 0 so there may not be any difference in the end. I'll do some FPS testing.

Let us know what you find! Are you on the discord?

Not on discord. What I see is that FPS is actually BETTER with the eyes offset out of the scene, so that's convenient.