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FaceMocap Genesis 8/8.1/9
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Item Details
| Vendor: | intenzo |
| Published: | Aug 28, 2026 |
| Download Size: | 283.3 MB |
| Software: | Daz Studio |
| Compatible Figures: | Genesis 8 Female Genesis 8.1 Female Genesis 8 Male Genesis 9 |
| dForce: | – |
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2 Ratings5 Stars|Oct 15, 2026
The tracking works great even wearing a fullbeard.
5 Stars|Sep 19, 2026
If all it did was process still images, I'd give it 5 stars, but no. This tracks your face in real time better than Accu-Lips or some of the very expensive Blender add-ons that are out there. As far as I can tell anyway. Between this and other recent programs I'm asking myself, "Is DAZ becoming a proper animation studio that I can create in-house video content with?" The answer of course is no because we'll achieve interstellar travel before we get Rigify in DAZ or some proper IK solution where the hips move and the hands and feet stay still. Still, this is a game changing plugin and I look forward to finding a way to bringing these new animations into Blender. I now have the power of infinite facial expression! Buy it today!
FaceMocap Genesis 8/8.1/9
FaceMocap records a real face from a webcam or a video file and converts the
performance into animated facial expressions on Genesis 8, Genesis 8.1 and
Genesis 9 in Daz Studio.
You see the tracking live: landmarks on the preview, FACS / Action Unit meters
for brows, eyes, gaze, nose, cheeks, jaw and mouth. Calibrate a rest pose,
record a clip, export JSON, then run the included Daz script to key the
figure’s official face controls.
What it does
• Source: webcam or video (mp4, mov, avi, mkv, webm)
• Live face tracking with landmark overlay
• FACS / ARKit-style blendshape meters while you record
• Rest-pose calibration so the clip starts from a neutral face
• Adjustable smoothing (less jitter or more snap)
• Mirror preview (preview only — tracking L/R is unchanged)
• Record / Stop, plus Play / Pause / seek for video files
• Export a JSON clip
• Daz Studio import script keys the animation onto the selected figure
What you get in Daz
• Keyframed facial animation (expressions, blinks, jaw, mouth, gaze)
• Auto-detects Genesis 8, 8.1 or 9 from the selected figure
• Uses official controls: FACS Units on G9 / G8.1, Pose Controls > Head
(eCTRL) on G8
• Eye look on G8.1 uses Eye Look Side-Side / Up-Down and turns Eye Look
Automatic off so the eyeballs actually move
• A match log next to the JSON (FaceMocap_daz_match.txt)
What is included
• Windows installer for the FaceMocap tracker (no admin rights required)
• FaceMocap_Import.dsa — Daz Studio import script
• Readme.txt and Readme.dsa (open the .dsa in Script IDE for in-app help)
Requirements
• Windows 10 or 11
• Webcam and/or a video file of a face
• Daz Studio 4.15 or 5
• A Genesis 8, 8.1 or 9 figure with official face controls loaded
(FACS Units for G9 / G8.1, Pose Controls > Head for G8)
How to use
1. Install and open FaceMocap. Choose Webcam or Video file, then Open.
2. Calibrate rest pose (relaxed face, or pause the video on a neutral frame).
3. Record the performance, then Export JSON.
4. In Daz Studio, select the figure, open FaceMocap_Import.dsa in Script IDE,
Execute, and pick the JSON.
performance into animated facial expressions on Genesis 8, Genesis 8.1 and
Genesis 9 in Daz Studio.
You see the tracking live: landmarks on the preview, FACS / Action Unit meters
for brows, eyes, gaze, nose, cheeks, jaw and mouth. Calibrate a rest pose,
record a clip, export JSON, then run the included Daz script to key the
figure’s official face controls.
What it does
• Source: webcam or video (mp4, mov, avi, mkv, webm)
• Live face tracking with landmark overlay
• FACS / ARKit-style blendshape meters while you record
• Rest-pose calibration so the clip starts from a neutral face
• Adjustable smoothing (less jitter or more snap)
• Mirror preview (preview only — tracking L/R is unchanged)
• Record / Stop, plus Play / Pause / seek for video files
• Export a JSON clip
• Daz Studio import script keys the animation onto the selected figure
What you get in Daz
• Keyframed facial animation (expressions, blinks, jaw, mouth, gaze)
• Auto-detects Genesis 8, 8.1 or 9 from the selected figure
• Uses official controls: FACS Units on G9 / G8.1, Pose Controls > Head
(eCTRL) on G8
• Eye look on G8.1 uses Eye Look Side-Side / Up-Down and turns Eye Look
Automatic off so the eyeballs actually move
• A match log next to the JSON (FaceMocap_daz_match.txt)
What is included
• Windows installer for the FaceMocap tracker (no admin rights required)
• FaceMocap_Import.dsa — Daz Studio import script
• Readme.txt and Readme.dsa (open the .dsa in Script IDE for in-app help)
Requirements
• Windows 10 or 11
• Webcam and/or a video file of a face
• Daz Studio 4.15 or 5
• A Genesis 8, 8.1 or 9 figure with official face controls loaded
(FACS Units for G9 / G8.1, Pose Controls > Head for G8)
How to use
1. Install and open FaceMocap. Choose Webcam or Video file, then Open.
2. Calibrate rest pose (relaxed face, or pause the video on a neutral frame).
3. Record the performance, then Export JSON.
4. In Daz Studio, select the figure, open FaceMocap_Import.dsa in Script IDE,
Execute, and pick the JSON.
