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"[NOTICE]" About Cubism products support for macOS 11.0 Big Sur
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Also, please note that the Apple Sillicon is not supported in all Cubism products.
The following versions of Cubism Editor are not compatible with macOS 11.0 Big Sur.
- Cubism Editor 4.0.07 beta or earlier
Please refrain from upgrading your OS or use the official version of Cubism Editor 4.0.07 as the above versions may not work properly.
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All Cubism SDKs currently available are not compatible with macOS 11.0 Big Sur.
We are currently working on the support, and will announce the version and timing of the support in the future.
Also, please note that the Apple Sillicon is not supported in all Cubism products.
Live2D user has created a tutorial video(unoffilcial) in English. SEE ALSO.
Thank you, brian_tsui!
[Live2D Tutorial 2020] Introduction to Tools and Technical Concepts
Thank you, brian_tsui!
[Live2D Tutorial 2020] Introduction to Tools and Technical Concepts
Controlling a model using a webcam in Cubism SDK (with Linux support)
Hi everyone.
I was slightly annoyed that none of the alternatives (e.g. FaceRig, Custom Cast, Wakaru) seem to support Linux, so I decided to try to hack something together using the Cubism SDK with OpenCV and dlib. And I've got some basic functionality working, so just want to share it here if anyone's interested.
Video demo:
GitHub repo: https://github.com/adrianiainlam/facial-landmarks-for-cubism
(Contributions always welcome!)
Note: I don't think the Live2D license restrictions would allow me to publish the complete program. So I've packed my own code into a library that can be used with the Cubism SDK. You can, for example, patch the sample programs provided by Live2D to get the parameter values from my library instead of looping through some random poses. I have an example patch in the repo.
I was slightly annoyed that none of the alternatives (e.g. FaceRig, Custom Cast, Wakaru) seem to support Linux, so I decided to try to hack something together using the Cubism SDK with OpenCV and dlib. And I've got some basic functionality working, so just want to share it here if anyone's interested.
Video demo:
GitHub repo: https://github.com/adrianiainlam/facial-landmarks-for-cubism
(Contributions always welcome!)
Note: I don't think the Live2D license restrictions would allow me to publish the complete program. So I've packed my own code into a library that can be used with the Cubism SDK. You can, for example, patch the sample programs provided by Live2D to get the parameter values from my library instead of looping through some random poses. I have an example patch in the repo.