VRCFaceTracking Steam news

• Latest observed players854 · 8 October 2026 - 20:22:34 UTC
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• Release dateMay 5, 2025
• Developerbenaclejames
• Publisherbenaclejames

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VRCFaceTracking Steam news

VRCFaceTracking news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.

Latest Steam announcements

• Update 5.4.5.0 - 5 May 2026

  Hey all! Another small patch today:ImprovementsFix head rotation parameters not being correctly passed back to the main VRCFT process by module processesFurther module sandboxing teardown reliability by utilizing a more aggressive cleanup strategyFix settings save locking issues with a debounce. This should help reduce crashes caused by race conditions inside settings savesFeaturesAdd eyelid blend slider to unified correctors. This allows you to set a value by which both eyelids are blended with each other. This should assist users who experience uneven/asymmetric eyelid tracking data being provided by their hardwareHave a great rest of your week!

• April Update - 30 March 2026

  April UpdateSorry for the slight delay between updates!Here's what's coming in this (slightly) early April update. FixesHead tracking data was being ignoredHead tracking data parameters were using incorrect rangesMade module process termination more reliableRestored functionality of EyeBrow/EyeWiden expressions for older headsetsFeaturesHehe :)

• January Regular Update - 18 January 2026

  Happy JanuaryWe've been working hard on new updates to improve and fix previous versions of VRCFaceTracking! UpdatesSettings now save immediately, as well as when the app shuts down. This way, when you modify a setting and then do not close using the window controls, VRCFT still remembers.Added a flag inside module descriptors that ensures locally installed modules do not get overwritten by the module registry (in cases where you're using an unpublished edit of an official module.)FixesFixed an issue during calibration where parameters would be over-driven and stuck.Further changes to the module process shutdown flow. Hopefully this reduces the likelihood of processes lingering upon exit.Fixed a crash while handling malformed VRChat avatar config JSON.Added proper SIGTERM listener to module processes to allow for a cleaner shutdown.If you had migrated to a previous version of the app, w…

• New Years Eve Fixes - 1 January 2026

  Seasons Greetings! Hi everyone! We hope you've been enjoying the holidays! Here's some small fixes pushed since the last update in December that we'd like to release before the new year rolls around.ChangesCalibrationWe heard you loud and clear regarding the last update and so we've made some changes to the way calibration works. Namely, reverting the experimental non-linear calibration methods and disabling calibration by default in the meantime until we have a better system in the future. We apologise for any disturbance this may have caused you.Fixes Fixed issue in copy and save-to-file functionality in the output tab causing log lines to be serialized to string incorrectly.Fixed a cross platform issue where the avatar config file would not be discovered correctly on non-windows systemsAdded more failsafes to the module sandboxing process that should cut down on the likelihood of mod…

• The Calibration Update - 30 November 2025

  Woah, a new stable update for VRCFaceTracking?? Insane. There's two main features in this update you'll care about, one of which you'll notice, and the other you won't: Calibration and Sandboxing CalibrationCalibration is our attempt to improve uniformity across different hardware and faces. It normalizes the range of the expressions based on the data received. Put simply, a smile from one person on one headset should look the same as a smile from another person on a different headset on the same avatar. What does this mean for me?Avatar makers: If you 'tune' your face tracking based on your testing, now is the time to not do that. '1' is now truly what the maximum should be. Our goal is to have a fully uniform set of expressions. Before calibration, an avatar that looked correct on one headset might not look right on another.Normal people: It should be easier to pull funny faces withou…

• Hotfix for Windows 11 - Beta Branch - 15 October 2025

  TLDR; If you're crashing, please switch to beta.FixesA recent Windows 11 update (KB5066835) created a bug in HTTP2 that causes VRCFaceTracking to crash after connecting to the VRChat OSCQuery HTTP handshake server. Microsoft currently is aware of a bug with HTTP2 and local connections. There is a temporary fix in the beta branch. You may need to restart VRCFaceTracking when changing avatars.Funny Side NoteIf you've never explored it, the beta branch includes more features that haven't been pushed to the stable branch. There's new settings that allow you to tweak how your headset tracks your pretty little face.

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