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For 3D tracking, it's super important to adjust your tracking parameters!🩷 What I like to do is to make a expression, like frowning, and if that blendshape's output isn't max, then I lower the upper bound of the input until it is! <3 I'm using iFacialMocap with an iPhone... show more

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