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        <description>A reworked version of my old tutorial for the same thing. Most work is done in a terminal and I suggest you learn the basic usage of it beforehand. Always good to know when using GNU/Linux. You also need to know how you use your own package manager which is also an essential part of any GNU/Linux based operating system. Every time you want to use OpenSeeFace you need to source the python environment. Otherwise the dependencies will not be loaded and it will not start. Programs required: steam python Optional: git wget unzip Sample model: https://github.com/hinzka/52blendshapes-for-VRoid-face Links: https://stream.nuemedia.se/ https://odysee.com/@nuekaze https://twitter.com/nuekaze https://joinpeertube.org/instances</description>
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