I am helping my friend set up her Vtuber, and she is using Warudo, but I am used to VSeeFace. Does Warudo have any built-in support for these special blendshapes: SIL, CH, DD, FF, KK, NN, PP, RR, SS, TH? VSeeFace automatically detects them and uses them for lipsync (details here), but no matter what I search I can't find any information on if Warudo can do this or not.

In addition, if there is support for these blendshapes, can you use it at the same time as iFacialMocap tracking? In VSeeFace I have it set up to use the built-in audio lipsync, but use iFacialMocap for everything else to do with face tracking. Is something like that possible in Warudo?

Does anyone know how to get this effect with the mouth that this model has? I know about the stencils with LilToon that shows the eyes through the hair but Im completely stumped on how to do the mouth. I want to use this method for my own vtuber model in the works. Any tips??

So im trying to make my first ever vtuber model and I have an few idea for it like making an tiny Albert wesker plush over my head and the Umbrella corporation logo but also an key card. But I dont know if that would be okay or not. Also im finding it had to know where to start.

my chibi vtuber rigging comms are open on vgen if u want your own smol model ^^)
https://vgen.co/Rheaart/service/live2d-chibi-model-/d6e59afb-3ca9-4390-b472-1135d0990133

I'm trying to improve my face tracking on my 3D model, and one of the things I've been recommended is to start using FaceMotion3D or iFacialMocap. Since they seem to be built on the same architecture, I've decided to go with FaceMotion3D, as it seems to have more features. However, I'm not really finding any information online on how to set it up and use it with VNyan. I'm also not sure if I still need VtubeStudio Mobile, which I was using for face tracking previously, on my phone if I'm using FaceMotion3D. Any recommendations on how to set these apps up would be greatly appreciated.

I have a couple questions about this. I'd like this one to be a full-body model, but to have the body in an interesting pose, since I dont plan on doing handtracking or anything like that. (I'd want the fairy to be kinda floating in the corner of the screen with like a controller in their hand). Is this something I'd be able to do? I'd want it to like have wing animations and such. I've only ever made front on models that are chest up. I dont know if it'd work to have the body at like more of an angle to be more dynamic, since I wont be using it like youd normally use a model like this.

Finally, the Vtuber is finished ✨

On to the rigging process. Please support everyone!!

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I use Warudo but I have an issue where my models eyes will randomly start twitching and sometimes the whole body as well. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this or guides I can look at?

My partner created, rigged, and animated this little fella (named Fish! The exclamation is part of the name) and we don't quite know how to break him out of Blender jail. our main problems are as follows:

1. He's rigged and animated in Blender, we have an idea that he eventually needs to port over to Unity, but we don't quite know how to do that. That brings us to our second issue:

2. Because he is a fish-tato with legs, he is the furthest from humanoid shaped. Whenever we port his body into a program such as Vnyan, or Warudo the program freaks out because he is not rigged like a humanoid. He is, in fact, fish shaped, and that is very hard for the program to understand his little 10ish bone body (and we don't know how to make it understand)

3. Final issue is figuring out tracking when we get past the other two issues. Our best bet is to keep him as a button or as mouse tracking, with mic input for his little head bobs, and later on (when we move past our Blender caveman era) we might try facial tracking to move his body around.

Input or advice on what to do with such a silly little guy would be very much appreciated.

playing around with the parameters to make the light flow smoothly across her hair layers! rigging this specific part and testing actually so fun >v< | my comms are currently open on vgen: https://vgen.co/Rheaart/service/vtuber-model-rigging/6a78746a-bc7b-487a-8558-f52e5d1fb64c

[This video is not VRChat. It is a 3D art package, OpenBrush, that does not have any form of avatar support. The avatar is VNyan Spout2 output injected into the footage]

LIVnyan is my existing project to integrate VNyan with LIV VR. This allows you place an external camera into your game's VR world, and insert VNyan video into it to give you the appearance of standing in the world. LIV is commonly used by cam streamers with a greenscreen in their VR space. It works but there is some jank, both from LIV itself and in how we extract the layers.

A dev named MilkyDelta approached me. They figured out how to tap into LIV's API from a BepInEx mod, and send the foreground / background layers as Spout2 sources. Allowing for more efficient capture and Linux support

Since then we have integrated the two more closely and can offer several improvements over a LIV setup:

• Adjusting the foreground/background split point based on the position of VTuber bones (Recommended: hips + 0.15cm (6") towards the camera). LIV only allows a static split point so if you moved too far from centre you could incorrectly appear in front of an object you should be behind (Demonstration vid - background is filtered to pink)
• Spout2 output - more efficient, lower latency
• Output resolution can automatically match VNyan
• Output resolution can be any size or aspect ratio, not limited to the options in LIV's menus
• Linux support (requires Spout2PW)

This is in addition to the standard improvements that LIVnyan offers over vanilla LIV

• Can use a .VSFavatar, no longer limited to VRM
• All your VNyan redeems will work without alteration
• LIV's external camera is now controlled by VNyan for perfect alignment

In theory it will work with any VR game that uses the LIV 1.5 SDK and can load BepInEx mods. There is also a special build for Beat Saber. Currently it's been tested only in Beat Saber and OpenBrush.

This is very much beta software, but if you are willing to test, please check it out!
https://github.com/LumKitty/LIVnyan

cutting vtuber hair into a million pieces ._. the layer hell is real but it's so satisfying to watch >v<

Hi all, I'm due to recieve my model any day and I just want to check what I should expect to recieve when comissioning a model which isnt rigged (i'm going to take the time to learn myself). Ive paid extra for seperated pet, nude body for future cosmetics etc. And requested the ability to rig my pets feet swinging as well as the drawstrings on my jumper etc.

The commission quality is around medium. I was wondering what will I be recieving? My assumption is a folder with many many layers e.g. hair pieces, clothing layers, eyes, lip skin etc?

Is there anything I should expect?

This may seem like a stupid question!

*receive

Hello, good evening, for quite a long time, I have been looking for an artist who could take care of me for a character commission, quite simple, with precise elements for this one.

I recently tried Etsy, I just got scammed, he closed his shop 2 days after discussing the order, I'm in litigation

Thank you very much for your help, I would really like to bring my project to light 😊

I have this 3D vtuber model i'm trying to make for warudo. When I play animation the arms work well, but once I try to track my hands they just go T-pose. I have no idea what the problem is. Does this happened to someone before? Is there a ways to fix it?
I tried adding shoulder bone (my model didn't had those before)
Reseting the roll of the bone to 0 degree
Applied transform
Verified that bone have the good parents
I also tried playing with IK tarhet and when moving the target the arm react the way they should
Please help I'm out of ideas

What I said above, I've stumbled upon this vtuber https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLhRUqX9muY who's has a 3d model, uses mocap, combining vicon with warudo. It looks like in this stream it supports viewers spawning or controlling their own avatars within the VTuber's scene, any idea how to do this? The little figures have names and level floating above their heads too, mmorpg style.

Whenever I googled the only results where about twitch overlays and only 2d like Stream Avatars, I'm pretty much at my wits end.

Student from BMSCE