Hai domo!

It's a program that allows you to pretend to be an anime girl in online videos and streams even though in reality you're really a boring old meatbag like everyone else.

So what's the best software for live2d camera?

please elaborate

Hitomi Chris.

>Before Chris debuted her voice actress, asked another person to buy some equipments worth 70,000 Yen. Mid process she asked him to leave her alone or she would call officials. She also did not return the equipments or paid the person's service back. Later after her audition, said person started to show proof about his involvement in backing up Chris' voice actress audition to join hololive by posting his chat logs and her audition video into the public. This act caused the Chris' voice actress anger and to announce an allegation against the person. The situation got worse when the person leaked her personal information, which led to hololive's action to end Chris' contract.

>download a chink facerig to let CCP log your detail facial data
>doing gayass vtuber shit in the first place

How much of a loser do you have to be to watch vtubers? It genuinely doesn't get lower than this.

Sounds like a butthurt Nice Guy™.

heh

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Just use Facerig.

shame, she had a really cool design

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>girl seduces you to buy her 700 dollars worth of equipment and then tries ghosting you
I mean, pretty sure a lot of people would try to get back at her

That's a shit design.

No.

She hasn't been entertaining for months. The last thing of hers I remember actually enjoying was the gym video and that was mostly because of cumdust.

Not a fan of her live-streams?

Those are the worst content she has to offer.

How can you listen to her? She sounds like a vulture.

She sounds exactly like that virtual camwhore. I guess that is the sound of any attentionwhore.

Anime and English don't go together

So I can finally make those thousands by pretending to be girl online? Sounds cool, I always consider it unfair that nobody would pay to watch me playing games because Im a guy.

I'm a rare male Vtuber, but i haven't yet commissioned an avatar I like; I've been using the relatively limited default/demo male avatars out there. I have zero drawing/modeling skills for anything of this caliber, so I'll need to commission.

Originally I started just using Facerig + Live2D module, but I'm increasingly interested in the viability of the VRM format and if there can be both open source creation and perhaps even more important broadcasting / 'usage' tools, which I'd greatly prefer.

Kano is cute and Hanayori's models are really nice.

youtube.com/watch?v=lxNxy2AoR2I

Only Deat. And he barely even counts.

poser is literally unironically better for character animation than fucking blender lmao

blender's only good for two things
>being free
>porn

projekt melody

I would potentially watch a stream with a Texas loli starting "her" videos with "Howdy pardners."

The problem with 3D models of this sort is uncanny valley. Go look at Facerig's 3D demo avatars - most of them look either "off" or like CGI from well over a decade ago.

Now, if someone wants to be an orc or some sort of 3D "creature" , cartoon etc.. that's fine. However, an anime style - Live2D seems to be the standard, but I'm unsure how much that overlaps with VRM format - is personable, attractive etc.. assuming people like anime. Trying to "replicate" the anime look in a 3D model can be a bloody disaster (look at old games or even stuff like Jump Force where the avatars look like melting clay.) This isn't to say it can't be done well with really detailed work, like in Xenoverse or perhaps to some degree DBFZ, but it requires something way beyond cobbling together a blender model; you also need a cell-shaded, manga-style adept artist atop the model.

2D-ish generally works better for these applications.

>good
>vtuber
Pick one.

only on Twitch desu

all the ones on YT belong to a company

Die homo!

This isn't a castlevania thread

There seems to be a lot of this, even on some of the English ones on YT / Twitch. I'm sure some of it is "Idol management" legacy behavior especially in Japan / Korea / China, but also because some of these require pretty significant mo-cap setups and someone to be working with the performer behind the scenes. This seems to be the case for most full-body vtubers, with custom software, mocap rig, body sensors, a green screen / scene backdrop etc . Stuff like hololive or anything on Nicovideo etc operate this way.

Conversely, its relatively easy to use one of the several applications that allow Live2D / VRM compatible avatars to be puppeted; I'veonly used FaceRig w/ Live2D Plugin personally, aside from testing a few of the chinese knockoffs which...at least to date haven't been impressive or at best, are close to / equal with Facerig but more concern about sleazy licensing/data mining/ads. All you really need in a webcam for at least facial movements and vtuber presence while streaming games (what I usually do), and you can use cues/keybindings etc... for other movements and animations, if you have them. As I said before though, it would be nice to see a F/LOSS compatible full featured solution though.

Vtuber.

Just have anime make up and you will be fine

>Allowing "free" Chinese software to access your webcam

Now that the dust has settled, is it Live2D or Live2D?

Yes.

So that's how it is. I understand now.

Adjective live not commanding verb live.

Ultimately this somewhat understandable concern is the reason we need free/libre open source standards for vtuber formats, assets etc... and ideally options to both create and configure/use them.

At the moment you can either use a lot of proprietary chinese programs free/cheaply, use very expensive proprietary usually Japanese custom stuff like they do for the "managed idol" type, or use the still proprietary yet modestly expensive Japanese and/or American utilities, which also have demo/free/cheap modes .

>That hololive girl that starred in her own JAV and got blacked

ありがとう

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wow this webm is fucking gay and cringe and ugly

Perhaps, but the tech used for it must be pretty substantial, assuming it was recorded mo-capped from live performance. Full body mapping, physics for stuff like the ears and tail, small movements recorded accurately (the quick, small waves/beckoning gesture ) etc.

Call me when there's a full-on kemono girl and not some shitty generic anime girls with glued on animal ears.

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>low cost
Cheap
>multi person
I assume it means that it can motion capture more than one person at a time
>cross platform
Can be used on different platforms
>virtual
Not real
>live broadcast
A broadcast where viewers see it as it is filmed
>vtuber
A virtual youtuber. Someone who uses a virtual model to represent themselves
>virtual anchors
Like a news anchor, but virtual

Did that explain it to you?

cute

I pick two, start dilating

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Remember when we were supposed to have our own vtuber? Fuck hiromoot, now you can become one.

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how can an high iq people produce this?