Hello, you might need to calibrate the avatar's eyes. Check out this tutorial on how to use the Advanced Face Tracking Calibration https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=315322209

Thank you for your help. However, it's not really the problem.
The problem is that facerig really considers that one of my eyes is closed when I simply turn my head to the side. This sort of calibration doesn't fix it.

Originally posted by DrakEmono:

Thank you for your help. However, it's not really the problem.
The problem is that facerig really considers that one of my eyes is closed when I simply turn my head to the side. This sort of calibration doesn't fix it.

I can vouch for this issue, could be because I have small eyes? (1st Asian Problem).
Any 2D/3D models with big eyes would be all jittery when you turn your heads left or right. No amount of tracking customization can alleviate this. Can a dev have a say about this?

In addition, I can say that I'm not even asian... I imagine this kind of big problmem problem for them. But what's strange is that I don't see many complains of it. Likely a case by case problem, but I use a suggested cam and I have no CPU problem. Not sure what makes this problem and how to solve it...

Originally posted by DrakEmono:

In addition, I can say that I'm not even asian... I imagine this kind of big problmem problem for them. But what's strange is that I don't see many complains of it. Likely a case by case problem, but I use a suggested cam and I have no CPU problem. Not sure what makes this problem and how to solve it...

The software is tracking your eyes at all times when they're visible. You can see those two small pink dots on each of your pupils (in the camera feed). When you turn your head your pupils are no longer visible, and so the tracker does not have any data to gather and the eyes close automatically. You can try enabling auto-blink and see how that works for you.

Originally posted by david_facerig:

Originally posted by DrakEmono:

In addition, I can say that I'm not even asian... I imagine this kind of big problmem problem for them. But what's strange is that I don't see many complains of it. Likely a case by case problem, but I use a suggested cam and I have no CPU problem. Not sure what makes this problem and how to solve it...

The software is tracking your eyes at all times when they're visible. You can see those two small pink dots on each of your pupils (in the camera feed). When you turn your head your pupils are no longer visible, and so the tracker does not have any data to gather and the eyes close automatically. You can try enabling auto-blink and see how that works for you.

I saw that, but the problem is that I just need to lightly turn my head to get this problem. I guess facerig should take in account the fact we turn our head to calculate how open our eyes are.
In the meanwhile, the only viable solution is to simply disable the eye tracking...

Do you have strong light coming in through your window or an odd light source?

Once I started up FaceRig and it happened to be a sunny day and as a result the avatar had one eye shut even with all my presets loaded up as usual. (window is on one side of me)
Shutting the curtains fixed the issue.

Mmh... Alright, thanks for the suggestion, I will think about the light.

Ok, I bought a lamp, I tried many positions and several ways to enlight my face correctly, but I still have the same problem. The tracker keeps believing I close one of my eyes as soon as I turn my head to the side.