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Face traking not working #162

Closed pasqui23 closed 2 years ago

pasqui23 commented 2 years ago

Despite having connected a USB webcam and starting the tracking via OpenVSeeFace no traking actually get applied to the model. Looking through the console output nothing seems amiss but while the facke traker with the given PID is running with the given PID, no process seems to be listening on port 11573.

pasqui23 commented 2 years ago

I get the same problem if I install it via flatpak.

ItsRogueRen commented 2 years ago

Don't run OSF separately with the flatpak, and make sure you have the correct camera selected in Vpuppr

you-win commented 2 years ago

From this issue, what is the output of ls /dev/v4l/by-id/ ? Do any webcams show up in the vpuppr gui?

If you are trying to build from source, the OpenSeeFace binary needs to be included. Follow the install instructions here.

Seeing as you're on Linux, you will need to either:

  1. Pack OpenSeeFace into a binary using PyInstaller
  2. Use one of the prepacked binaries from here (soon to be provided by upstream OpenSeeFace?)
pasqui23 commented 2 years ago

From this issue, what is the output of ls /dev/v4l/by-id/ ? Do any webcams show up in the vpuppr gui?

I don't think is that bug as I've used an usb cam and it is listed among the webcams to be selected.

If you are trying to build from source, the OpenSeeFace binary needs to be included. Follow the install instructions here.

Seeing as you're on Linux, you will need to either:

1. Pack OpenSeeFace into a binary using PyInstaller

2. Use one of the [prepacked binaries from here](https://github.com/you-win/OpenSeeFace/actions/runs/3039823138) (soon to be provided by upstream OpenSeeFace?)

Those instructions are a bit confusing:

  1. The build instruction on openseeface-traker do not mention PyInstaller, only to take the release of OpenSeeFace and copy directories
  2. After doing such copy what should I do with the openseeface-tracker directory? How do I tell VPuppr to use this tracker? I tried to copy the directory to resources/extension/open_see_face, to no effect.
you-win commented 2 years ago

I have updated the README for openseeface-tracker with proper build instructions

pasqui23 commented 2 years ago

Once I have followed the instructions under "Generating a PyInstaller binary" what should I do with the result ing directory?

you-win commented 2 years ago

Place the entire openseeface-tracker repo under vpuppr's resources/extensions/ directory.

In the future, all vpuppr extensions will be moved to git submodules to reduce repo bloat

pasqui23 commented 2 years ago

And now I get Parser Error: The identifier "TrackingBackendInterface" isn't a valid type (not a script or class), or couldn't be found on base "self". when I click on "Tracking"

you-win commented 2 years ago

Please pull the latest changes, I updated the code when updating the readme instructions. As of now, the most up-to-date code will always be in vpuppr (where the folder is called open_see_face as opposed to openseeface-tracker)

you-win commented 2 years ago

The relevant documentation has been updated. Closing