layertuber
layertuber is a vtuber puppet application with a focus on allowing anyone to very quickly create a simple but lively avatar for themselves, using OpenSeeFace to track your face with a webcam.
A layertuber rig is a combination of an OpenRaster drawing and a set of instructions tying each layer to some output of the OpenSeeFace process. Once stuff has settled down a bit, I’ll lay out the options in this README; for now, the examples and config schema will hopefully point you in the right direction.
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