Start Frame: specify which frame to start the data application to.Neutral Algorithm: by optionally providing a neutral facial capture (~5 seconds recording of the performer’s face in a neutral state), the algorithm adjusts the capture data to cater for the unique facial shape of the performer.FPS Conversion: automatically converts the 60fps recording data to scene’s fps.Smoothing Algorithm: optionally apply a smoothing algorithm to the tracking data.Value Shift: like the multiplier, the value shift allows you to tweak the performance, but rather than multiplying the tracking data, it shifts the value up or down using a constant value (super handy for adjusting head rotation data).The multiplier allows you increase (or decrease) the value of the tracking data to your scene Multiplier: sometimes the capture is just too subtle (or too extreme) and not giving you the performance, you need.Independent Enable/Disable: gives you full control over which data points to apply to your scene.Mapping File: allows you to configure the target ShapeKeys and Items to apply tracking data to.

Add the simple face rig to your character (with the Applicator plugin).With Applicator for Blender, you can take this data and apply it to your characters in Blender in 5 Easy Steps: Apple ARKit Face Tracking enables your iPhone or iPad to track a performer’s head location as well as over 50 unique Blend Shape coefficients (ShapeKeys in Blender), all at 60 frames per second. Applicator for Blender allow you to apply Apple ARKit Face Tracking data from your iPhone or iPad with a TrueDepth camera to your characters in Blender.

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