I'm still glad I supported this, as it's awesome, but it's disappointing that it doesn't work on my Windows XP gaming PC or my Mac Book Pro....

I've got an ever growing stack of Steam games that

If we purchase, and we are on Mac, this will allow us to take advantage of the discount and we just wait for the port to Mac? Also, where will we find information on developing our own models to use

Hello, timtim. While we did plan on having FaceRig on Mac, those plans were put on hold since our engineering bandwidth is all taken up with some new projects, as well as with the platform-agnostic

I have an Oculus Rift DK2, and it's connected to my Retina 5K iMac, which I am running in Boot Camp. Under this setup, the default camera is the Rift's position tracking camera, and even if I switch

Hello. We can only get started with porting on Mac after we finish with the Windows version (otherwise we are porting an incomplete version and we are thus burning development resources. We cannot

after Mac and Linux, of course. [/quote]
We really need a thumbs up button. The idea itself might not be feasible, but just thinking about it did make me laugh :D

It can't be downloaded on mac because even if you did download it, it wouldn't work. At the moment FaceRig is Windows Only, but the devs ARE working on a mobile, mac and linux version of FaceRig (in

I am really confused.. I have just bought face rig on my mac laptop and I did this..
First I entered Library
Then I entered softwares
Then i press face rig
But there is literally no launch button or

Greetings,

I assume you are running FaceRig on a Mac using Parallels. What happens is FaceRig is trying to run DirectX11 and the virtualization system does not support that API, a Windows message

(after the 1.0 Windows is officially launched), the Mac platform unfortunately clocked in after mobiles (iOS and Android). So that's what has decided the order we are tackling them in . :)