#Facerig steam workshop for free

Those rules also apply to the provided Live2D avatar samples (bundled with FaceRig Live2D Module), and to new content that you create using the Live2D Cubism Editor. on the Live2D sample website and in their EULAs. The only rules you have to obey are those stated by Live2D Inc. Monetizing strictly the Live2D model files (which are created by you and saved by using the Live2D Cubism Editor) is in no way regulated or limited by us, Holotech Studios (the makers of FaceRig). Commercial use of FaceRig content that features Live2D avatarsYou only need to read this paragraph if you want to use FaceRig and Live2D for monetary gain.

You can even upload them to the FaceRig Steam Workshop!Check out the Steam FaceRig Live2D Community Creation Forum for more details, links and technical info.

#Facerig steam workshop for free

It allows for 2D artwork to be animated as if it were 3D.With the optional FaceRig Live2D Module, Live2D models can be imported in FaceRig as avatars.If you are an artist you'll be happy to know that the Live2D Cubism Editor for creating new Live2D models is available for FREE for individuals or small business entities (as defined by Live2D in their EULA), for both leisure and commercial uses! For legal details (especially if you are a business) please read the Live2D Cubism Editor EULA.How do I create Live2D avatars for FaceRig?You simply create a regular Live2D model by using the Cubism Editor and tutorials provided by Live2D, and then you tweak it using the FaceRig documentation and import it in FaceRig as a user-made Live2D Avatar. Use the provided brand-new 2D avatars (seven new ones!) or create your very own (by using the Live2D Cubism Editor) and import them in FaceRig! Read on to find out more details!What is Live2D?Live2D is an amazing external technology developed by very talented and passionate people from Tokyo, Japan. In A NutshellThe FaceRig Live2D Module brings the amazing Live2D Cubism technology to FaceRig, enabling hand-drawn avatars that move and behave as if they were 3D while keeping all the aspects that make hand-drawn 2D avatars special.