2023/4/26 [New Feature] Virtual Livestream
Streamers can create their own virtual characters to make their content more interesting and engaging for viewers.
※Please update to the latest app version to use this feature.
iOS：v3.233.0
Android： v2.148.0
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▼ Livestream Setting
① Select “V-Stream” at the bottom and tap “Go LIVE”
② <Before Going Live>
Tap the figure icon at the bottom right to change your settings.
③ <During the Livestream>
Tap “•••” in the bottom right → Tap “Virtual Effect” to change your settings.
▼ Virtual Livestream Setting
■ Changing/Uploading Virtual Characters on the App
● Tap “Character” to check which one is in use (default). You can upload your own virtual character, too!
To upload your own character compress your Live2D file to a .zip file format and save it to your phone. Then tap ① “Add” to upload the file of your virtual character.
● Uploading Virtual Characters on the Webpage
● Go to the 17LIVE webpage → Click ① “My Virtual Character” on the top right → ② Upload your virtual character here.
17LIVE Webpage: https://17.live/
● Format
File size: 35MB
※ The format must be a Live2D file folder compressed to .zip. Please check that the folder contains model3.json and the file it describes.
Note
※ You can only upload 3 characters each on the app and the webpage. For built-in characters, you can have 7 virtual characters in total associated with your account. If you don't have a virtual character, you can design one with help from a 2D animation studio, or you can simply purchase a Live2D model.
※ Please export Live2D files to a suitable format to avoid possible issues with virtual characters' facial expressions. Currently, we support Cubism 3 and above.
※ Please name Live2D files and folders in alphanumeric characters to avoid garbled character names and incomplete files during file compression.
※ On Windows OS, We recommend using 7zip as the compression tool to compress the folders.
■ Changing the Scene
● Tap “Scene” and swipe left/right to choose the background that you’d like to apply.
■ Setting the Motion
● Tap “Motions” to set up the motions you can use in your livestreams.
● If you don’t set up motions before starting your livestream, you can tap the figure icon on the left to choose the motion you’d like to use.
▼ Watching Virtual Livestreams
● Go to the “Genre” page and you can see virtual streamers under the “V-LIVER” section.