Start Vtubing with Hyper: Full Setup in 45 Seconds
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This tutorial demonstrates how to set up a VTuber avatar using Hyper for desktop, covering everything from account creation and avatar customization to streaming on Twitch and integrating with OBS. It provides step-by-step instructions for using Hyper's webcam and OBS mode, including chroma keying and configuring OBS sources.
The video is a tutorial for starting VTubing with Hyper, covering model setup, streaming to Twitch, and using Hyper with OBS.
Hyper is available as a mobile app and a desktop app (beta). Desktop app can be downloaded from Steam (Windows/Mac) or Mac App Store. Waitlist on website for beta access.
After downloading, create an account or log in. Avatar changes on phone reflect on desktop and vice versa. Some features may not be on desktop yet; asset uploads may need to be done via website.
In the Avatar section, customize your character by selecting items like hair, eyes, tops, bottoms, accessories. After customizing, take a photo to save. You can create multiple avatars and switch between them.
You can set backgrounds (upload or choose from pre-existing) and flares (drawing color on canvas). VRoid VRM or custom avatar import is coming soon.
Navigate to webcam and OBS mode. Use tools to rotate character, add emotes, draw on canvas. Ensure motion capture and face tracking are on. Use 'show tracking' to check if you're in frame.
Click the sparkle icon and go to chroma key. Choose a color (e.g., green) that your character isn't wearing to key out the background. Start virtual webcam; may need to restart Hyper and the application.
In OBS, add a Video Capture Device source, select 'Hyper Camera' as device. If not showing, restart Hyper and OBS. Set resolution in presets.
Right-click the source, go to Filters, add Chroma Key filter. Specify color to remove (green) and adjust smoothness and similarity.
Configure stream settings in OBS (Settings > Stream) by logging in or inputting stream key from Twitch/YouTube. Then you can stream gameplay with your avatar.
Hyper provides an easy way to start VTubing with a customizable avatar and seamless OBS integration, allowing you to stream to Twitch or YouTube with just a few steps.
What are the two platforms where you can download Hyper desktop?
Steam and Mac App Store.
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How do you sync your avatar between phone and desktop?
Changes on one device reflect on the other when logged into the same account.
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What is the purpose of the chroma key in Hyper?
To key out the background color (e.g., green) so your character can be overlaid in OBS.
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What should you do if Hyper Camera doesn't appear in OBS?
Restart Hyper and OBS, or both.
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How do you remove the green screen in OBS?
Add a Chroma Key filter to the source and set the color to green, adjusting smoothness and similarity.
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What is the stream key used for?
It is used to connect OBS to your streaming service (e.g., Twitch) to start streaming.
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Hyper Desktop Beta
Highlights that the desktop app is in beta, indicating early adoption and potential for changes.
00:14Multiple Avatars
Allows users to create and switch between multiple avatars, enabling versatility in streaming.
01:52Chroma Key Setup
Essential step for integrating the avatar with OBS, demonstrating a key technical process.
03:00Streaming Configuration
Shows how to connect OBS to streaming platforms, a crucial step for going live.
04:37[00:01] know how to start or maybe you want to be a vtuber and you don't have a model yet in this tutorial I'm going to show you how to use hyper to start V tubing I'm going to show you everything from how to set up your model how to stream
[00:14] to Twitch and how to use hyper with OBS questions aren't addressed here so check out our Channel first what you're going to want to do is get hyper online we have a mobile application that lets you
[00:28] do things like record make short videos customize your avatar and more but for this tutorial we will be focusing on desktop the desktop application is in beta currently but by the time you watch this video it might be out already if it
[00:42] list and we will slowly roll it out to you the wait list is on our website and I'll link it below if you are on Windows you can get the application on the steam store and if you're on Mac you can either go to the steam store or the Mac
[00:57] App Store to download hyper for desktop after after you download the application you are going to want to make an account or log into your existing account you so if you change your avatar on your phone it will reflect on desktop and
[01:11] vice versa some features might not be on desktop yet depending on when you're watching this video for example Imports are coming shortly for Asset Management you may have to go to our website hyper. online to upload certain assets now that
[01:26] you're logged in we are going to create our character head on over to the Avatar customize your character if you click items you can choose different equipables for your avatar cycle through the different hair colors irises
[01:40] eyebrows tops bottoms accessories and more once you complete customizing your character It'll ask you to take a photo and here you have saved your avatar you'll see a button on the top right hand side and it'll let you change your
[01:52] avatar you can create as many vtuber avatars as you want and you can cycle between them super easily you can make skits or or if you have a special version of your character like an underwater mode if you are using a vroid
[02:05] vrm or custom avatar that feature is coming soon here you'll see a few additional customizations like background again you might have to go on to upload your backgrounds or choose from our pre-existing ones flares is the
[02:21] drawing color on your canvas when we get to webcam and OBS mode now that everything is in order we are going to head to webcam and OBS mode on the left hand side on the bottom you'll see a bunch of different tools that you can
[02:33] use to rotate your character add emotes draw on the canvas and so much more feel free to explore this toolbar and get comfortable using it now we're going to import hyper as a source for OBS what I'm going to do first is set my
[02:47] character in a position that I'm comfortable with make sure that the motion capture and face tracking is on you can also click the tracking button and this will let you see how much you are in frame if your character is isn't
[03:00] tracking properly click show tracking and make sure that you are in frame great everything is working perfectly now I'm going to click this sparkle icon and go to chroma key this is how we're going to key out our character onto OBS
[03:14] you'll have to use a different chroma key color or else the green parts will transparent because my character isn't wearing green I'm going to be using the green chroma key now I'm going to start virtual webcam if this is your first
[03:28] time using hyper you might have to restart hyper and the application that you're using now I'm going to open OBS if you're not familiar with OBS the leftand bottom will have a window called screens these are different screens that
[03:41] streaming for example if you want a b right back screen and a loading screen and a gameplay screen I'm going to add hyper as a source to one of these scenes in sources I'm going to click the plus button and then I'm going to import a
[03:56] video capture device now under device I'm going to click Hyper camera again if this is your first time using OBS with Hyper you may have to restart hyper OBS or both if it doesn't show up here select the Hyper camera as your source
[04:10] and then under presets set the resolution you want click okay and now resolution you want click okay and now hyper should be imported to your OBS but the green screen is still on there so we are going to remove that right click and
[04:23] then click filters then under filters click chroma key in the color key type you can specify what color you want to remove we are going to remove green so afterwards you can dial in the smoothness and similarity until you get
[04:37] something that you want click okay and you're good to go now you're going to external mic or one that comes with your device and overlays and everything else as normal in order to start streaming onto twitch or onto YouTube you're going
[04:52] to have to enable your stream to work with OBS go into settings and you can configure your stream settings from there you can either log in or input your stream key the stream key is usually located on whatever streaming
[05:04] service you're using settings page and that's it you can stream gameplay with your hyper Avatar using a webcam and your desktop you can use this for Discord and so much more you can also use your phone or iPad for streaming as
[05:18] well but that's another tutorial I hope this tutorial was helpful and if you forget to join our Discord or you can message us here and we'll try to answer message us here and we'll try to answer as soon as we can see you next time
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