Thank you so much for adding left/right pupil pitch/yaw threshold settings!! I have tried them and changing the threshold values actually helped to reduce the eye wobbling. Here is the result:
The settings for my model related the eyes are as follows:
- left/right eye strength: 50
- left/right pupil pitch strength: 10
- left/right pupil pitch threshold: 0.15
- left/right pupil yaw strength: 4
- left/right pupil yaw threshold: 0.07
While testing these settings, I found I should modify my animations, so the model in the video above is updated. Here is the updated project files:
chara-for-Spine-Vtuber-Prototype_20230117.zip
As shown in the following image, I made the pose will not be changed immediately after detecting changes in eyelids and mouth movements captured in some animations:
This adjustment was made so that minute movement changes would not cause the eyelids or mouth subtle opening. Also, since I set the thresholds for pupil pitch higher values than for pupil yaw, I adjusted pupils in the pitch down/up animations do not move from frame 0 to frame 10, so that these do not appear as if the position suddenly jumps when the threshold is exceeded.
By the way, you said:
You cannot export those settings to .svp yet.
but somehow I can export the threshold settings to .svp. (Maybe you have updated this tool after replying to this thread?)
Anyway, I am happy with the results this time! There are some things I would like to fix in my rig (e.g., The half-eye pose is not very good, although I have adjusted it many times), but I think the current specification of this tool is already great for vtubing. I am looking forward to the day when facial expression animations can be added. Great work!! :yes: 😃
