Face Rig 1.0.0.1

FaceRig is a real-time virtual character animation software for Windows, macOS, and Linux, which allows anyone with a webcam to embody any character they want. The software tracks the facial expressions and movements of the user in real-time and maps them onto the character in real-time. It is often used for video calls, livestreaming, gaming, and creating animation content.

FaceRig supports Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10 (64-bit only), macOS 10.10 or later (64-bit only), and Ubuntu Linux 14.04 or later (64-bit only).

The minimum system requirements for FaceRig include an Intel Core i3 or equivalent CPU, 2GB RAM, DirectX 9.0c compatible graphics card, and a webcam. However, for better performance and quality, it is recommended to have an Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU, 4GB RAM, DirectX 11 compatible graphics card, and a high-quality webcam.

FaceRig uses a blend of computer vision and machine learning algorithms to track facial features such as the movements of the eyebrows, mouth, eyes, head orientation, and overall facial expression. It can also detect certain facial gestures and expressions such as winks, smiles, tongue out, and others.

Yes, FaceRig allows you to import your own custom 3D models in FBX format and use them as characters. You can also customize their appearance, add accessories, and modify their animations. However, this requires some basic knowledge of 3D modeling and rigging.

Yes, FaceRig can be used for commercial purposes such as creating video content, streaming, or video conferencing. However, if you plan to monetize your content using FaceRig, you need to obtain a commercial license from FaceRig's website.

FaceRig should work with any software that supports virtual webcam output such as Skype, Zoom, Google Meet, OBS Studio, XSplit, and others. However, some users have reported compatibility issues with some platforms or older versions of software.

No, FaceRig requires a webcam to track your facial movements and expressions. Without a webcam, you cannot use the software's main functionality.

Yes, FaceRig offers several tutorial videos and documentation on their website that explain the software's features and usage. Additionally, the community has created various resources such as user manuals, forums, and YouTube tutorials that can help you get started with FaceRig.

FaceRig is available for purchase on Steam and other online platforms for $14.99 USD (base version) or $59.99 USD (Pro version). The Pro version includes additional features such as higher quality rendering, custom watermarks, and support for Leap Motion and Intel RealSense cameras.