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   Eragon (eragon@pl.eragon.re)'s status on Thursday, 10-Nov-2022 02:35:18 JST Eragon

   • Luna ??? //nullptr::live

   Hi @LunaFoxgirlVT How do someone become a VTuber. I mean, how do I get a beautiful model with a rig and how do I animate it based on my own movement. Do you have tips to do that ?

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     Luna ??? //nullptr::live (lunafoxgirlvt@vt.social)'s status on Thursday, 10-Nov-2022 02:35:08 JST Luna ??? //nullptr::live

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     • かき@GNUsocialJP

     @eragon There's multiple approaches to VTubing, you can go 3D, animated 2D, or static 2D.

     For 3D you get someone to make a 3D model for you and use software called VSeeFace.

     For 2D you pay an artist to draw model art which then is rigged in either Live2D or Inochi Creator, and software like VTube Studio or Inochi Session allows for face tracking to control the model.

     For static 2D you commission various frames and software exists to animate those based on microphone input.

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     Luna ??? //nullptr::live (lunafoxgirlvt@vt.social)'s status on Thursday, 10-Nov-2022 02:40:56 JST Luna ??? //nullptr::live

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     • かき@GNUsocialJP

     @eragon for 3D and 2D you can pay someone to rig the models for you if you don’t have the time or energy to do it yourself. Additionally software like VRoid Studio and Mannequin allow you to create models yourself with a character creator style editor.