CalibrationFree#

Record once what your face looks like — after that everything fits.

Without a calibration the tracker works with average values. The warning "tracking is not calibrated yet" is there for exactly that.

The wizard#

The wizard walks you through a few poses. Each is recorded for three seconds, and any step can be redone.

1. Neutral — sit relaxed and upright, face still, mouth closed
2. T-pose — stretch your arms out sideways
3. Vowels — a long A, E, I, O and U
4. Blinking — blink normally a few times

Profiles#

Every recording is stored as a profile and can be selected in any scene. They are managed under Settings › Calibrations.

Fine-tuning#

Takes effect immediately, no re-recording:

• Blink sensitivity
• Mouth gain
• Horizontal gaze
• Vertical gaze
• Body tilt trim
• Head tilt trim

Tilt trim#

The avatar's torso follows exactly the shoulder line the camera sees. If the camera hangs a few degrees off level, or you sit with one shoulder higher than the other, the avatar leans permanently to one side at rest — and since you can only lean so far, one direction "won't go any further" while the other goes far too far.

The neutral step measures this: body and head separately, because a tilted camera tilts both alike while a lopsided posture only tilts the body. The two sliders fine-tune it — easiest while watching the avatar: drag until it stands straight. 0 = no correction.