Why Early Access?

“VTuberPro Workstation already provides usable tools for creating, rigging, and animating VTuber avatars. However, the software is still under active development, and several aspects of avatar movement and physics editing are not yet as flexible or polished as we intend them to be.

We are entering Early Access to gather feedback from VTuber creators and artists using the software in real-world workflows.

Our main development goals include expanding natural head rotation, introducing independent physics controls for accessories, and improving the supported rotation range of hair parts.

Throughout Early Access, we plan to continue improving these features, addressing reported issues, and refining usability and stability. We will use community feedback to guide development toward a more complete and reliable version 1.0.”

Approximately how long will this software be in Early Access?

“We expect Early Access to last approximately six months. We plan to improve automatic rigging quality and usability across a variety of user environments. This timeframe may change depending on development progress and user feedback. ”

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“The Early Access version already includes the core tools needed to create, rig, and animate VTuber avatars. However, some motion ranges and advanced physics customization options are still limited.

For the full release, we are focusing on three major improvements:

**1. Expanded Head Rotation**

The current version supports approximately 15 degrees of natural-looking head rotation. We aim to expand this to approximately 30 degrees while maintaining natural-looking avatar deformation at wider angles.

**2. Independent Physics for Accessories**

We plan to introduce separate physics controls for accessories such as earrings, allowing users to adjust their motion independently from other avatar parts.

**3. Improved Hair Rotation Range**

We plan to expand the supported rotation range of hair parts, allowing hair to follow wider head movements more naturally.

In addition, we intend to improve interface consistency, performance, stability, and the overall editing experience.

These are our current development goals, and their implementation may be refined based on testing and community feedback during Early Access.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“The current version includes the core workflow from a front-facing illustration to a moving avatar: local AI part separation, automatic rigging, hair and body motion controls, face, eye and mouth editing, layer editing, webcam face tracking, microphone-driven mouth movement, avatar library management, and a dedicated output window for OBS. Compatible, already-separated See-through PSD files can also be imported directly. Automatic results depend on the artwork and may need manual refinement. AI part separation requires a compatible NVIDIA CUDA GPU. Please check the system requirements before purchasing. ”

Will this software be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“We plan to maintain the same base price throughout Early Access and after the full release. We do not currently plan to increase the price when VTuberPro Workstation reaches version 1.0.

The software is a one-time purchase, with no additional per-use fees for avatar creation or rigging.”

How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?

“During Early Access, we plan to use Steam Community Discussions to collect bug reports, feature suggestions, and feedback on avatar creation, rigging, physics, and general usability.

We will review community feedback to help prioritize bug fixes and improvements. We also plan to share development updates through Steam announcements and communicate with users through the Steam Community.”