Face Tracking Addon Installation Guide

Quick Checklist

1) Download

Get both ZIP files from BOOTH.

2) Install dependent packages

Avatar, Modular Avatar, BlendShare, Framework.

3) Import addon

Import avatar-specific face tracking package.

4) Install to avatar

Install face tracking addon to avatar.

Step 1: Required Downloads (BOOTH)

Download from the Booth store.

• FaceTracking_v1_x_x_for_avatar.zip
  Contains the Face Tracking Addon .unitypackage.
• TriturboFaceTrackingFramework-v1_x_x.zip
  Contains the Triturbo Face Tracking Framework .unitypackage and BlendShare .unitypackage.

INFO

Both ZIP files are required.

Step 2: Install Required Packages

1. Original Avatar
2. Modular Avatar (>= 1.9.0)
3. BlendShare
4. Triturbo Face Tracking Framework

Package Install Options

BlendShare

• Open (or unzip) TriturboFaceTrackingFramework-v1_x_x.zip and import the BlendShare .unitypackage.
• Or install via VCC/ALCOM. See BlendShare import instructions.

Face Tracking Framework

• Open (or unzip) TriturboFaceTrackingFramework-v1_x_x.zip and import the Triturbo Face Tracking Framework .unitypackage.

Step 3: Import the Face Tracking Addon

1. Open (or unzip) FaceTracking_v1_x_x_for_avatar.zip, then find the addon .unitypackage file inside.
2. Import that .unitypackage into your Unity project.
3. A new menu, TriturboFT, appears after import.

4. Click the button in the menu to open the window.

5. Drag your Avatar GameObject or Prefab into the Avatar field.

6. Click Apply Face Tracking Addon.

TIP

If you do not want to modify the original avatar GameObject, use Apply Face Tracking as New Avatar instead.

An avatar with the face tracking addon will appear in Hierarchy.

Preset Options

During installation, you will see preset choices such as:

• HD
• HD (VIVE)
• HD (Quest, Pico)
• SD

Available options may change by version, but naming remains consistent.

• HD vs SD: Resolution profile (HD is higher fidelity but uses more synced parameters).
• Device label in parentheses: Optimized for that device class.
• No device label: General profile using more parameters for broad compatibility.

TIP

If you use multiple devices, select the general (non-device-specific) version.

Parameter Resolution

Face tracking uses many Expression Parameters for network sync, and VRChat limits this to 256 bits.

• Bool uses 1 bit
• Int and Float use 8 bits

The framework uses parameter quantization to reduce the bit cost needed for float-like behavior.

VIVE vs Quest/Pico Differences

VIVE (SRanipal parameters), compared with Quest/Pico:

• Eye tracking: No eyebrow detection, but includes pupil diameter detection.
• Mouth tracking: No MouthDimple, MouthStretch, or NoseSneer.

INFO

This description specifically applies to VIVE Pro Eye.

These devices do not support pupil diameter and also do not support EyeWide and EyeSquint:

• VIVE Focus 3 + Facial Expression Detection Kit
• VIVE Focus Vision
• VIVE XR Elite + Full-Face Detection Kit

For mouth capture quality, VIVE devices are generally similar.

Need an FBX File?

If you need an FBX file for further modifications, see:

I need an FBX file with face tracking blendshapes, where can I get it?

Contact Us

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