Then in the crop node, set "invert_mask" to true to keep the face, and set "fill_mask_holes" to false, so the face is not covered.
By the way, this is to report issues, not to provide technical support. I cannot provide technical support to users, so this is the last time I'll reply to a non-issue from you. Sorry.
mask only the face (the part you want to keep).
Then in the crop node, set "invert_mask" to true to keep the face, and set "fill_mask_holes" to false, so the face is not covered.
By the way, this is to report issues, not to provide technical support. I cannot provide technical support to users, so this is the last time I'll reply to a non-issue from you. Sorry.