port to the Pi. This would be 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 [/quote

the program is complete and fully supported on Win7 / Win8

However, most of the demand is on Mac right now, followed by iOS + Android, so Linux might be a little while down the road unless enough

Originally posted by hiyell:

I use iMac comes with Radeon Pro 570 4 GB

I tried several OpenGL updates and graphic card updates, but it was not possible.
There is no environment that can be

Currently the program is only for windows based systems (Windows 7, 8 or 10) not macingtosh based systems, like the macbook pro.

There will be a version for mac in the future, but not yet.

Also

Originally posted by Mighty_Potato:

Originally posted by ☭EuPhobos:

i guess it never happen..

Right now we are focusing on developing FaceRig for mobiles (iOS and Android), then Mac

Originally posted by Sazzaj:

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

Originally posted by elektralusion:

Thank you for your responses, TC and FurRiffic. I look forward to seeing this come to Mac and will work on some models in anticipation. :) As to use, I have

thinking corporate and not consumer, which is why people are having issues seeing the Kinect as anything but an over priced toy. This coming from a fellow using a 360 Kinect rigged up to his Mac/Windows box

There is a catch here though - Mac and Windows both run on full-blown desktops/laptops with a LOT of processing power. Android (normally) runs on a cellphone which has far less power (especially GPU

"Mod" folders. Please tell me.

by the way I have these folders and files under "\\Mac\Home\Documents\Holotech\FaceRig" path


~folders~
AdditionalData
Karaoke
Replays
Screenshots
Textures
UserCfg
Videos