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--- democap:motiontransferface [2023/06/04 17:04] – dragonlord
+++ democap:motiontransferface [2026/05/15 00:39] (current) – dragonlord
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 The supported facial expressions are based on the facial expressions supported by the [[dragengine:about|Drag[en]gine game engine]]. The support there is based on the [[https://registry.khronos.org/OpenXR/specs/1.0/html/xrspec.html#XR_HTC_facial_tracking|OpenXR XR_HTC_facial_tracking Extension]].
-You can find here 2 PDF with descriptions of the supported expressions for the right side. The left side is analogous. Images are copyright Khronos group: {{ :democap:democap_eyes.pdf |Eyes Expressions}}, {{ :democap:democap_lip.pdf |Lips Expressions}}.
+You can find here a PDF with descriptions of the supported expressions for the right side. The left side is analogous. Images are copyright Khronos group:
+  * {{ :democap:democap_facial_expressions.pdf |Facial Expressions}}
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+====== Motion Transfer Menu ======
+Click the button ''...'' to show the motion transfer menu. It contains these entries:
+===== Auto Rig =====
+Automatically fills in vertex position set names using predefined auto-rig definitions. Right-click the motion transfer panel to access the auto-rig options in the context menu.
+  * **Auto Rig...**: Opens a dialog to select from a list of predefined auto-rig definitions. The selected definition is applied to fill in the vertex position set names matching the character model.
+  * **Auto Rig Best Matching**: Automatically tries all available auto-rig definitions and applies the one that matches the most vertex position sets in the character model. A dialog is shown if no matching definition is found.
+Auto-rig definitions are XML files (*.deard) loaded from ''/content/autorig''. The following definitions are provided out of the box for facial expression vertex position set assignment:
+  * ARKit Face Shapes (iPhone/iPad, Meta Quest, Unreal MetaHuman, Unity Live Capture, VRCFT)
+  * VRChat (VRCFT Unified Expressions)
+  * VRoid (VRM)
+  * Drag[en]gine
+More definitions can be added for example by creating a modification using Mod.IO or creating a feature issue on GitHub and attaching the new file.
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