Vtube Studio Setup Guide - Beginner Friendly!

[00:00] hello everyone I'm a an artist and life

[00:02] today rer I will try to keep this video

[00:04] short today so I'll be showing you how

[00:07] to set up your model in vtube studio for

[00:09] the best tracking results this video is

[00:12] beginner friendly and I will also have

[00:14] time stamps in the description in case

[00:16] you want to skip right to the part

[00:17] you're interested in firstly if you

[00:19] don't want steam to force open every

[00:20] time you open V Studio you can go here

[00:23] and click Start without steam it's just

[00:27] way easier and faster to boot up your

[00:29] program like like this so I recommend

[00:31] you to have this file paint or create a

[00:34] shortcut of it in your desktop now you

[00:37] probably have received a zip file from

[00:39] your riger drop that zip into live Tod

[00:42] models file which you can access from

[00:44] this button in vtu

[00:46] studio and unzip the folder there now

[00:50] press un load to refresh the files and

[00:52] you can access your model this popup

[00:55] appears just choose the first option as

[00:58] it's the basic Auto setup that's perfect

[01:00] to begin with second option is for

[01:03] people who want to copy their settings

[01:04] from a different model file but keep in

[01:06] mind most likely your models have

[01:09] different in build settings so I

[01:10] wouldn't recommend this option as it

[01:12] will probably be liking especially for

[01:15] beginners if you're using an iPhone to

[01:17] track your model head to the first Tab

[01:19] and connect it in the USB settings I

[01:22] strongly recommend to use USB as it is

[01:25] more stable than wi-fi keep in mind you

[01:27] need to have iTunes open in order to

[01:29] connect if you're using a webcam go to

[01:32] the camera Tab and connect your camera

[01:34] there in both cases placement of your

[01:36] camera and room light matters a lot

[01:39] place it as close and facing to the

[01:41] center of your face below you'll find

[01:43] the first tracking settings if you're

[01:46] using a webcam those sliders are not for

[01:48] you and I find that these settings only

[01:50] work for phone and you need to edit them

[01:52] in your phone not on PC play around with

[01:55] the sliders and see what works best for

[01:57] you have you spent loads of money on

[02:00] your model expecting to get a decent

[02:02] tracking and then you load the files in

[02:04] vtube studio and your model is s not as

[02:07] expressive as the riger Showcase well

[02:09] that might be your fault it's really

[02:12] important to edit your vtube studio

[02:13] settings according to your own camera

[02:15] and facial expressions even if your

[02:17] riger sends you a file with preset up

[02:19] you still have to do your own

[02:20] adjustments well you don't know how

[02:22] don't worry I will explain everything in

[02:23] detail the third top has the most

[02:25] important settings for your model

[02:26] tracking to be fluid those settings are

[02:28] the ones that will make the big biggest

[02:30] difference the first segment you see is

[02:32] for animations you put your idle

[02:34] animation the first one if your Eiger

[02:37] has provided one and on the second one

[02:39] you put the animation that plays when

[02:40] your model L is tracking for me it's

[02:43] sleeping animation now keep in mind for

[02:45] the animation that plays when your model

[02:47] Lo is tracking you need to go to

[02:49] tracking settings model when tracking

[02:52] lost and click go back to default if you

[02:55] want your model's position to change

[02:57] when you move left or right up or down

[03:00] or zoom in and zoom out when you move

[03:04] you can enable this but most people have

[03:07] this disabled as the movement is a bit

[03:09] awkward at times physics strength will

[03:12] minimize or maximize your physics I like

[03:14] to keep mine at 54 I think it's a good

[03:18] balance wind strength will enable

[03:21] physics as if you had a fun in front of

[03:23] your

[03:26] model dragging physics enable the

[03:29] physics every time you manually drag

[03:31] your model in the

[03:36] program this segment has what we call

[03:39] parameters of your tracking it might be

[03:41] a little bit overwhelming because

[03:42] there're a lot but don't worry once you

[03:44] understand the very Basics you can apply

[03:46] this to each one for example we have the

[03:49] face left and right rotation parameter

[03:52] this ever changing number is what your

[03:54] camera is sending to vtube Studio

[03:56] rotating your face to the left is the

[03:58] bottom number rotating your face to the

[04:01] right is the top number now look

[04:03] straight ahead you see this number when

[04:06] rotating your face to the left you reach

[04:09] that number I don't want to break my

[04:10] neck and have to turn my face so much to

[04:13] the left to reach the limit so I'll set

[04:16] the number lower basically by lowering

[04:18] this number I am making the sensitivity

[04:20] of the tracking higher and now when I

[04:22] move to the left I reach the maximum

[04:24] potential we set faster those are the

[04:27] only numbers that you should edit the

[04:29] numbers on the the right are just not

[04:30] meant for you the slider here Smooths

[04:33] out the movement if I set to zero the

[04:35] movement is sharp and fast if I set it

[04:38] to 10 movement feels almost a little bit

[04:40] delayed in certain parameters I like to

[04:43] keep this off it's just personal

[04:45] preference those numbers you can also

[04:47] reverse them sometimes it can create a

[04:50] nice flow to have certain movement

[04:52] reversed all the things that I explain

[04:54] now is what you need to apply to every

[04:56] parameter it's the same Rule and just a

[04:58] reminder don't be afraid to push down

[05:00] those numbers especially for the eyes

[05:03] and mouth tracking if you're a person

[05:05] that speaks in low tone and doesn't open

[05:07] their mouth as much I definitely

[05:08] recommend

[05:12] this if your model has extra tracking

[05:15] capabilities like tongue or mouth XX you

[05:17] can add a new parameter Tab and select

[05:20] according

[05:22] inputs some of these options are only

[05:24] available for certain devices

[05:29] [Music]

[05:31] the last stop is for the expressions of

[05:33] the model you can select the hotkey

[05:35] action if you want to just add a model

[05:38] expression you click here and select the

[05:41] expression file you want to set and then

[05:44] set the shortcut key to enable

[05:47] it if you scroll a little bit down you

[05:50] can even set how fast the expression

[05:52] enables or after how long the expression

[05:55] will be disabled for some Expressions I

[05:57] like setting this to 0.1 so it's

[05:59] seamless in the expression editor you

[06:02] can edit or create new

[06:06] [Music]

[06:07] expressions and remember you have to

[06:09] request those extra things from your

[06:11] model artist and

[06:13] riger extra expressions are not included

[06:16] in the base file

[06:21] usually if you click on an existing

[06:23] expression file you can edit it this is

[06:26] useful for people who perhaps may want

[06:28] to combine all existing expressions or

[06:31] add something extra lastly in this tab

[06:34] you can enable plugins you have such as

[06:36] V Bridger tracking or plugins that work

[06:38] with tweets like VTS POG all of these

[06:41] are extra and you usually have to

[06:43] commission your Eiger to add such

[06:44] capabilities in your model I will leave

[06:46] a link in the description below with a

[06:48] list of all the btube studio plugins

[06:50] available btube Studio offers a lot of

[06:53] extra things that you can add to your

[06:54] model and do in the program you can even

[06:56] recolor parts of your model and set it

[06:59] as a to

[07:00] but I figured a lot of those options May

[07:02] confuse people who are unfamiliar with

[07:04] the program so I tried to keep this

[07:06] guide short and simple if you do want a

[07:08] more complex guide on all the extra

[07:10] things let me know in the comments below

[07:12] and I'll make a part two thank you

[07:14] everyone for watching and if you have

[07:16] any questions I'll try to actively reply

[07:18] in the comments thank you bye-bye