Camera Settings

Updated: 11/06/2024

Click the Camera settings icon to display the following screen.

Face tracking

Select the webcam to be used to animate the Live2D model.
Once a webcam is selected, the selected camera will be selected by default the next time.
Select here also the connected TRACKER camera, the collaborator’s camera, and the mobile camera to which you want to assign movements to the Live2D model.

Hand tracking

Select the webcam to be assigned to hand tracking.

mocopi　

Select the device to be used in the mocopi linkage.
The device to be selected needs to be connected in the mocopi settings.

Lip-sync

Select the microphone to be used when the lip-sync is turned on.

Mobile connection

The following screen will appear when clicked. Used to connect to the “nizima LIVE TRACKER” mobile application.
You can select whether to connect via Wi-Fi or USB using the tabs.

Connect via Wi-Fi

Connect via USB

Reset expression

Sets the state of the face shown by the camera to the front of the Live2D model.
Using this function may improve the movement when a Live2D model does not work well.

Advanced camera settings

On the basis of live images read by the webcam, this item displays tracking landmarks, switches between webcams and between hand tracking cameras, and displays advanced settings such as resetting expressions and resetting hands.

You can configure camera settings for the webcam, mobile camera, and collaboration camera.

Face tracking camera

Set the camera used for face tracking.

Hand tracking camera

Specify the webcam used for hand tracking.

Automatic setting

Automatically adjusts tracking to suit the user.
The model will move briskly when set.

Reset expression

Reset the state of the facial expression as seen by the camera.

Reset right hand, Reset both hands, Reset left hand

Reset the status of each hand as seen by the camera.

The position where the hand is shown to the camera and stopped for 1 second is used as the reference. While in standby mode, these buttons change to a cancel button.

Hand tracking

When turned on, the hand tracking camera is enabled.

Notes

Live-action images are not displayed.

Virtual camera ON/OFF

When turned on, nizima LIVE video can be output as a virtual camera for videoconferencing tools, etc.

Point

By using a virtual camera, nizima LIVE video can be displayed directly as an avatar without having to go through streaming software such as OBS Studio.

Virtual camera name	nizima LIVE Virtual Camera
Resolution	1920×1080
Frame Rate	30fps
Items displayed as virtual camera images	• Live2D model • Item • Background (image, single color) • Logo (in the free version, displayed in the same state as the application side)
Items not displayed as virtual camera images	• Model list • Main menu • Bottom right control icons (help, lock, etc.) • Icons for switching between multiple models (when multiple models are displayed) • All UIs other than model display launched in a new window
Behavior with transparent background	Background is not transparent and is displayed in black.

Notes

• If appearance correction or low light correction is applied on the meeting tool side, the color of the Live2D model may be blown out.
  Please turn off the correction setting in the conference tool.
• The Mac version does not support a virtual camera.

mocopi settings

Information required for mocopi connection is displayed.

Port

Displays where the mocopi application is connected.
Cannot be changed while the connection is active.

IP address

Displays where the mocopi application is connected.

Status

Displays the connection status.

Devices to be used

You can select which mocopi to use for the current model.

Blending ratio

You can adjust the ratio of priority between the camera and mocopi.

Input scale

You can set the scale for each input.
Please refer to Connecting to mocopi for how to connect to mocopi.

Lip-sync setting

Open the lip-sync setting dialog box.
For more information on lip-sync, please refer to the lip-sync section of the parameter settings.