When you are done, press 'F' again to exit reference frame search mode.
You want to get the first number as small as possible - around 10 is usually a good alignment. You will see two numbers displayed as well: the first number is how closely you are currently aligned to the avatar, and the second number is how closely the reference frame is aligned. This will slow down the framerate, but while this is happening, you can keep moving your head around: the preview window will flash green when it finds your facial pose is a closer match to the avatar than the one it is currently using. * Use the image overlay function (Z/C keys) or the face detection overlay function (O key) to match your and avatar's face expressions as close as possibleĪlternatively, you can hit 'F' for the software to attempt to find a better reference frame itself. When you have aligned, hit 'X' to use this frame as reference to drive the rest of the animation Use zoom in/out function (W/S keys) and camera left, right, up, down translation (U/H/J/K keys). * Align your face in the camera window as closely as possible in proportion and position to the target avatar. These are the main principles for driving your avatar: Z/C | Adjust avatar target overlay opacity. Shift-Z | Reset camera zoom and translation `H` - left, `K` - right, `U` - up, `J` - Down by 5 pixels. Every time you push the button – new avatar is sampled. **Note:** To reduce video latency, in OBS Studio right click on the preview window and uncheck Enable Preview.ġ-9 | These will immediately switch between the first 9 avatars.
Please follow these (#driving-your-avatar) to drive your avatars.
The `cam` window is for controlling your face position and `avatarify` is for the avatar animation preview. `cam` and `avatarify` windows will pop-up. It should automaitcally start streaming video from Avatarify to `OBS-Camera`.
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