VTOKU Cam renders a VRM avatar in AR with a cel and toon look, live lighting, and ground contact shadows. You can drive its face and body from the device, or from Warudo over VMC.
Import your own VRM
- Copy your
.vrmfile onto the device with AirDrop, iCloud Drive, or the Files app. - In VTOKU Cam, open the Avatars sheet and select your model.
- Place it in your space. See Getting started.
Make sure you have the rights to any avatar you import and use, especially for commercial or public broadcasts. You own and control the files you import; VTOKU never receives them.
The cel look
Avatars render with a cel / toon shader for a clean anime-style result, with live lighting that responds to the room (key-light direction and warmth estimated from the AR scene) and soft ground contact shadows under the feet.
Face tracking
On a TrueDepth-capable device, ARKit blendshapes drive the avatar's expressions:
- Perfect-sync, if your VRM ships custom expression clips named after the ARKit blendshapes, the app drives the full set by name.
- Basic, otherwise it maps to the standard VRM expression presets.
- Warudo override, when a Warudo VMC feed is live, its face/blend data takes over from on-device capture.
Idle & dance animation
The app can play built-in idle motion and VRMA dance animations on your avatar when it isn't being driven by an external motion source.
Troubleshooting
- Model won't load: the file may be malformed or use an unsupported VRM feature, try re-exporting from your avatar tool.
- Face not moving: confirm a TrueDepth device, the camera permission, and that no Warudo VMC feed is overriding the face.
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