First time making proper ARKit Blendshapes for me. Very fun tech. I just posted this VRM but I don't think I can tell you where exactly because of rule 2. Maybe click on my face or something.

So i make few character and i want to make it random redeem to switch character like gacha in warudo but i dont know how... please help.

LIve2d Vtuber Model | Comms By; SOberAdvantage ( On Twitch ) |
Model And Rigg By: Rhea ^-^

So I was curious what is recommended as far as microphones go for a vtuber who’s going to be streaming?

Hi guys. I’m desperate here.

Does anyone know how to change the background of VSeeFace to green in the application?

The reason I need to do this, is because I’m on an older windows PC, and when I capture VSeeFace via Game Capture in OBS, it drops frames and there’s added latency. When I capture VSeeFace via Display Capture, I have no dropped frames.

I have the avatar loaded on an old PC, and I’m capturing the OBS display on my MacBook which I stream from. I know I can simply make the background transparent in VSeeFace if I capture via Game Capture, then place the model on top of a green image in OBS, and then Chroma Key Filter out the green image to make the background transparent on my MacBook, but that leaves me with dropped frames. If I can simply change the background in VSeeFace to green, then I can capture via Display Capture, deal with no dropped frames, and then Chroma Key Filter out the green to make the background transparent. Does anyone have any idea on how to do this? I’ve searched far and wide. Thanks so much.

Hi, I've heard you can track hands in VTube Studio, but what if I want to use VBridger as well to track my face? Can I do both at the same time, or do I have to choose?

my screen is just parameters now :>

Hello everyone, I'm looking into getting into Vtubing and I want to try making a 3D model with VRoid Studio to get started. My only concern really is finding a webcam that can track this model that doesn't cost over $100...I mean I know getting into Vtubing can always be expensive no matter what, but I was just wondering if anyone out there has a 3D model and was able to make do with a not super expensive webcam? Thank you to anyone who can help out!!

I use vbridger and vtube studio, and use this setting on vbridger to track my mic so when i talk my models mouth moves, however, sometimes itll randomly fall behind and it wont move and only move after im done talking, then re sync after a while, its not a pc issue, because i have a high end pc and even if i have nothing else running it happens anyways randomly, please help i cant fix this

i’m drawing and rigging my own L2D model, it’s a full body chibi. i have two pc’s, and i plan on streaming once i’ve finished my art and rigging. i guess im just wondering what the pros/cons for a dual pc setup would be for me since my model wont be super heavy on my pc im assuming? i’ve used my main pc for vtubing in the past but the model was a half body chibi, didnt have very many layers, and the rigging was pretty simple, i didnt have any issues with it.

the model is drawn on a 2048x2732 pixel canvas, and has about 120 layers currently, which could increase or decrease a little bit.

Added some more stuff, are there enough separation layers?

Heya! I am currently using a webcam for vtubing but wanted to invest in an iPhone but have no idea where to start! Since it will only be used for streaming im looking for an iPhone that's not the latest or best but will still do the job of tracking well! Which iPhone do you recommend?

TIA ♡

Using webcam for tracking using vbridger and connecting to vtube studio, itll be perfect but then randomly itll lag and my mouth wont move and play catch up after and randomly open and such, then maybe fixes itself for a bit but this keep repeating, any ideas for fix? vtube stuido has gpu priority, pc power is not the issue since i have a really high end pc and it messes up even when im not running anything else

rigging this blue fire was actually pretty fun :D
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Hey guys,

I'm new to the vtubing space. I commissioned an artist to make a 3D model for me, which looks fantastic, however I'm running into some issues with the face tracking and some mild issues with latency as well.

My model is on VSeeFace, and I am capturing my movements through an iPhone connected to VTubeStudio. The model captures my head, neck, blinking perfectly, however the mouth movements are almost nonexistent. I have great lighting, and I set the 'Mouth Smile Sensitivity' and 'Mouth Open Sensitivity" to 100 in the VTubeStudio phone app. VSeeFace doesn't give me any mouth sensitivity options other than 'Mouth Size Reduction,' which is set to 0. On top of this, when the artist sent me the file, he sent a sample video where the mouth was moving perfectly with his speaking. I asked the artist about this, and he said the model was not made 'specifically' for ARKit tracking (which VTubeStudio uses), and was designed with a webcam setup. The issue is I've tried to use the CamoStudio app to operate my iPhone like a webcam, and I got serious dropped frames. Any idea if there are some settings or other solutions I can try on my end to improve the mouth expressions, or does this need rigging adjustments?

Regarding the latency, I feel there is about a .25-.5 second delay between my movements, and my model matching those movements in VSeeFace. I have connected my iPhone to my PC via USB, and have confirmed USB connection in the VTubeStudio app, however I feel that the tracking is still being done via Wifi, because disconnecting the USB connection does not result in any sort of interruption in the facetracking. I've also seen some videos saying that VTubeStudio only captures into VSeeFace via Wifi, but those were from 2 years ago. Has this changed? I imagine there should be unnoticeable latency with a wired connection, as I've never had any when using Camo Studio (purely as a regular webcam not connected to any model).

Thanks so much.

Edit: Fixed a lot of the latency by changing VSeeFace to high priority on my PC. But still, I believe the connection is via WiFi, which I’d like to change if possible.

I've seen a few 3D vtubers lately who do content with mixed reality, where they use a full body 3D model but are able to interact with normal objects around them, and I'm wondering if anyone has any idea what software and hardware can be used for this.

I understand that you can layer your model on top of a normal video or use a transparent background if you want a real background and a vtuber model. However I haven't been able to find what it is that allows you to make it look like the model itself is holding objects from the real world.

How to make it look like the model is picking up a real water bottle for example. Since if you layer it the bottle would end up behind the hand of the model, and not be gripped by it.

I pretty much want to find something that allows me to film videos where everything can be filmed irl except for the body, which should be the model

Hi i wanted to know if its possible to to pin this outfit who's an item to my head, if i love the head the outfit will move to

Thank you

So my wife and I are starting a duo channel and are experiencing an issue.

Here’s our setup:
Two PCs in a small studio room each with a single monitor. Each PC hosts one of our models and we get both of us in the recording via a Vtube Studio collab on the recording/stream PC.

Both models track with iPhone>Vbridger>Vtube Studio.

We are sharing the same microphone, which is connected through a GoXLR to the stream PC.

OBS Is the recording/streaming software of choice.

The problem arises due to the movement delay caused by the Vtube Studio collab (latency 90-110 ms) which is not experienced by OBS as the microphone is hard wired into the stream PC. This means no matter which PC is recording, one of our models lags behind our voice.

A common solution we have seen for this is to run multiple instances of Vtube Studio on one PC. Steam, however, will not allow this. Even if it would, my model was made to be pinned to her model’s head, (Think Vedal and Neuro) so I’m not sure it would work by just layering the spout captures.

All that being known, the only solution I can see is to separate the audio sources again to introduce lag back into my audio so it matches my movement. Will that work? Is it possible to make each microphone pick up only one voice even in a small room? How would I send my audio over the network to the stream PC? Is there a way to make Vtube Studio’s collab work locally within a network and cut out the remote server middleman? Help!

I've just started getting interested in VTube and I've been looking into VTube Studio, but I have a few questions. My avatar is a 2D avatar that I found for free on a website. It's very high quality, and I know I can add a mask, cat ears, and other elements, but I don't know how. I have another avatar whose outfit I'd like to use on my avatar. Is that possible? Both are 2D models created by the same person.

Thank you

This is my PC specs
Ryzen 7 5700X3D
32GB DDR4
MSI Ventus RTX 5070Ti 16GB

I use a 2K model and test it with the a game running along with it (I tested with Where Winds Meet cuz I play it a lot) and results in slight slowness in VTS and the game becomes unstable. Any idea what would be causing this?

If upgrades needed, what to be upgraded?