Great video and I agree! But that's not to methion the quest 3 and kenect... which I feel are a good middle ground to the AI/suit situation which the Quest 3 is getting better and more support for more of your body all the time.
@@WoodyDevs NP! That’s what I used for the first 3 months of vtubing, now I use mocopi by Sony + iFacialMocap. Warudo (available on steam) has some built in web cam tracking, the hands were accurate enough for me to do sign language when I was testing it. Slime VR would be ideal for me, but they get stuck in production and the delay for getting one was not ideal as I’m new to the scene. So far mocopi is fairly buggy but it is functional and gets better every time they do an update.
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The IRL mustache is looking primo
Great video and I agree! But that's not to methion the quest 3 and kenect... which I feel are a good middle ground to the AI/suit situation which the Quest 3 is getting better and more support for more of your body all the time.
True the quest is getting better, but I don’t know that I would consider either of those tools production grade
Rhylive is a decent free option for waste up.
I haven’t heard of this one. I’ll check that out
@@WoodyDevs NP! That’s what I used for the first 3 months of vtubing, now I use mocopi by Sony + iFacialMocap. Warudo (available on steam) has some built in web cam tracking, the hands were accurate enough for me to do sign language when I was testing it.
Slime VR would be ideal for me, but they get stuck in production and the delay for getting one was not ideal as I’m new to the scene. So far mocopi is fairly buggy but it is functional and gets better every time they do an update.
interesting vid