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Here are some tips for those who want to practice face acting: ➡️U motion: Move your head in a "U" Shape so it's never stuck in the same place. This will help your movements look more interesting. ➡️Key points: When practicing with your model, learn to get to a... show more
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If you ever want a overally annoying in-depth video about everything I know- Lmk. XD I would love to annoy you about face tracking and parameter setup.

I’m a rigging artist and streamer if you ever wanna check me out :3

thank you for sharing!!! i feel especially the key points you mentioned is something a lot of vtubers overlook - messing around with different expressions and seeing how they look on the model is super important! 🙏💚

Thank you so much for sharing!!! It seems like common knowledge or common sense to those of us who did performance arts or anything in school, but so many folks don't realize that it's the motion that makes a model work as the creators intended!!!

Yeah it’s animation fundamentals when it comes down to it

This reminds me that I need to look up how to actually use vbridger

saving this for later so i can practice lol

One of the dopest things to show up on my TL, tysm!

I may or may not know someone in need of these tips in the relative near future. Thank you so much. Bookmarked for when the time hypothetically comes.

Im using vroid rather than the other main ones, with i dont quite like since it isnt as expressive and has "set" expressions Im also having an issue with lighting but having a bright light in my face wouldnt be fun

*taking more notes*

the U motion can also be done with physics on live2d!

