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17 March

FaceRig v1.435 nextversion only + New Avatar

Awesome People,

Great news! Alfred, the Corporate guy, finally decided to join his brothers (Zyraxes and Evil Clown),here at FaceRig. Beware! His corporate baby blue eyes will steal your soul!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-yovqfayLM&feature=youtu.be

We’ve also corrected some minor bugs. Here is the complete change log:

Alfred is now available
Added a special command for community avatars that allow the creators to scale their creations.
This is useful if there is a mismatch between unit system of the avatar and FaceRig system. (Usage: set_avatar_scale <scale_factor> - add this to your cc_avatarname.cfg file)
Overlay Editor Load Layout fix

To switch to the nextversion branch, this is what you need to do:
Open Steam Client. Go to Library -> Software
Right mouse click on FaceRig -> Properties
Go to BETAS tab, click in the "Select the beta you would like to opt into:" drop down, select "nextversion".
Close window. The FaceRig program will update to the desired branch.

Have a lovely day,
FaceRig Team

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10 March

FaceRig v1.423 + FaceRig Trials Fusion DLC

Awesome Folks,

In collaboration with RedLynx, a Ubisoft Studio, we are excited to present the Hidden Squirrels from Trials Fusion! Achievement unlocked!!
Big Nuts and SynDi are here to stay!
Get FaceRig Trials Fusion DLC for free and find them! ^.^

https://youtu.be/cBJuBstY-P4

http://store.steampowered.com/app/420822/

Also we’ve fixed some minor bugs and added a new feature. Here is the complete Change Log:

FaceRig Trials Fusion DLC: Big Nuts and SynDi
Added New badge for latest added avatars
Fixed Live2d avatars flickering when using the Simple Postprocessing option and having low framerate
Fix for Shizuku crash when triggering a special action

Have a lovely weekend,
FaceRig Team

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About This Software

FaceRig is a program enabling anyone with a webcam to digitally embody awesome characters. It is meant to be an open creation platform so everybody can make their own characters, backgrounds or props and import them into FaceRig.

FaceRig is being developed by Holotech Studios and the image-based face tracking SDK being used is provided by ULSee Inc. To find out more about ULSee Inc., visit http://ulsee.com or email them at info@ulsee.com. Our previous tracking technology was provided by Visage Technologies.

FaceRig has three versions:

FaceRig Classic is the base version of FaceRig, which allows for home non-profit use and even limited monetization on YouTube/Twitch or similar as long as the commercial aspect of it is not significant. We consider commercially significant using it on any avenue (channel) that produces you more than $500 monthly revenue. This includes ad-based revenue and voluntary donations (one time or recurrent such as a Patreon). If you are under this threshold you can use Classic, if you are above you need to upgrade to Pro or Studio.
the FaceRig Pro DLC, which allows you to monetize videos on YouTube/Twitch regardless of the monthly revenue, but not for content exclusive to paid/subscription based services, such as the new YouTube Red (for content that is exclusive to YouTube Red or similar you will need FaceRig Studio).
FaceRig Pro does not bring new assets, technical features or improvements to FaceRig Classic. For more details, take a look at the Pro DLC description
the Studio Version, which is not yet publicly released and will allow for unlimited commercial use, as well as access to the expression mo-cap data. For more details about this version, contact Holotech Studios.

We believe that FaceRig will entertain many gamers, modelling and animation artists, members of various fandoms, streamers, web casters, YouTubers and their audiences.
For now we're focusing on just tracking and rendering the portrait with its expressions, but we aim to do more in the future. The FaceRig end goal is to provide a full featured real time digital actor set for home use.

Key Features:

Real time head and expression tracking in an input video stream, (also with audio analysis).
Combining tracked data with additional virtual puppeteering input.
On-the-fly animation re-targeting for the tracked data and applying the animation on a user selected 3d model, with audio processing (voice alteration)
Rendering and lighting the animated model in real time, in a user selected background.
Encoding the rendered video and sending it further as output from a virtual webcam (it basically intercepts webcam input, and swaps the images captured by your real webcam with the fantastic content before sending it further).
Provide the interface for tuning the parameters of all operations above.
Customizable avatars
Open creation platform: you can make your own models (outside of FaceRig), import and use them as your avatars. The models need to be created according to a set of published specs.

Notes:
Numeric export of the tracked expression data (exporting the motion capture data to use in other applications) will be a feature reserved for the Studio version. FaceRig Classic and Pro only output already rendered video and audio.

FaceRig is an indie initiative, and its development so far has been successfully crowd-funded through Indiegogo. A warm thank you goes to our amazing backers for their support and enthusiasm.

You can find the EULA here: http://store.steampowered.com//eula/274920_eula_1

System Requirements

Minimum:

OS: Windows® 7 or later
Processor: Intel® Core™ i3-3220 or equivalent
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT220 or equivalent
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 3 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
Additional Notes: For image based tracking you need a webcam. For sound base tracking you need a microphone. The requirements are based on desktop systems, not mobile (netbooks, ultrabooks, laptops, tablet pc). The mobile versions of processors and graphics adapters are not equivalent to the desktop ones. If you have a mobile PC please make sure the charger is plugged, you are running on the best graphic adapter and in high performance mode. We do not recommend low end integrated graphics adapters.

Recommended:

OS: Windows® 7 or later
Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-4570 3.20GHz or equivalent
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX560 or equivalent
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 4 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
Additional Notes: For image based tracking you need a webcam. For sound base tracking you need a microphone. The requirements are based on desktop systems, not mobile (netbooks, ultrabooks, laptops, tablet pc). The mobile versions of processors and graphics adapters are not equivalent to the desktop ones. If you have a mobile PC please make sure the charger is plugged, you are running on the best graphic adapter and in high performance mode.

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