Masque - Real-Time Motion Capture Playback

Masque gives you the power to play real-time motion capture data over any character in the game. It supports a wider variety of sources for that data than you might expect. If you have a phone, a webcam, a microphone, or even a random YouTube video, you can drive characters with mocap.

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Basic Controls

Once you've installed the mod, you'll gain access to the Masque control panel in-game. On your first launch, the control panel will open itself for you automatically. From here, you are able to enable and disable the mod's functionality, re-bind hotkeys, and manage mocap mapping slots.

Mapping slots are the core of the mod. Each slot allows you to specify a target character and the mocap subject to play on their head and their body. Your configurations will take immediate effect as you adjust these slots. You can add additional mapping slots by clicking the slot with the plus sign. You can remove a given mapping slot by right clicking it anywhere.

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Several useful hotkeys are available and can be reconfigured through the control panel. You are encouraged to set them to whatever is most convenient for you. Take note of the menu toggle hotkey (default: Home), as this is the only way to summon the control panel.

Built-In Facecam

If you want to play the game and perform simultaneously, Masque includes a toggleable facecam display with a number of configuration options. The facecam can be configured from the control panel while it is displayed.

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Note that you will see a hit to performance while using the facecam.

Getting Mocap Data

This mod plugs into either Unreal Engine or the LiveLink Hub application to receive mocap data from any number of sources. Every source and plugin they support is inherently supported by this mod. Just add a source, configure, and connect. The mod will do the rest of the work, automatically forwarding the LiveLink data into Oblivion Remastered and making it available to your configuration.

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For your convenience, I'll give a brief summary of common source types and their individual quirks:

• []Apple ARKit Source: a more "legacy" option, this data is generally broadcast from an iPhone using the LiveLink Face app or similar. This data has minimal latency, but the overall fidelity might be lower since it sends ~5x less data

  []Live Link Face: high fidelity and low latency, you receive this data from the LiveLink Face app running on either Apple or Android devices. This is a great option all around, provided you have access to a compatible devic