IS THAT YOU?
"IS THAT YOU?" is a vtuber software that automatically recognizes your emotions and changes your vtuber image to show the appropriate emotion. It also opens and closes the character's mouth when !
Installation
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- Windows: Install Python 3.8 (don't forget to check the "Add to PATH" checkbox)
- macOS, Linux: Install Python 3.8
- Windows: Open the console (Google how to do it on your OS) and enter
python -m pip install is_that_you. Get ready for this installation to take a very long time due to very big libraries being used for emotion recognition - macOS, Linux: Open the console (Google how to do it on your OS) and enter
python3 -m pip install is_that_you. Get ready for this installation to take a very long time due to very big libraries being used for emotion recognition
Preparing the images
To make the program accept your own character images, place all of them into a folder of your choice. All the images should be of the same size and having the name in the format of either "{emotion name}_mouth_open.png" or "{emotion name}_mouth_closed.png" (without braces; yes, they should be PNGs). You don't have to provide the images you don't want to be shown, except for the "neutral_mouth_closed.png" image, which is the default one
Possible emotions
- anger
- disgust
- fear
- happy
- sad
- surprise
- neutral
Running the thing
- Windows: Open the console again, run
python -m is_that_you --helpto get the list of available flags - macOS, Linux: Open the console again, run
python3 -m is_that_you --helpto get the list of available flags - Rerun the command without the
--helpflag and with the flags you need (for example, you will almost certainly have to specify the--pathto the directory with the images)
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