My webcam tracking is super inconsistent, one minute my avatar’s reacting perfectly, the next it’s floating or glitching out. I have tried adjusting lighting and camera angle, but it still feels off.

Any tips for smoother face tracking?

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My webcam tracking is super inconsistent, one minute my avatar’s reacting perfectly, the next it’s floating or glitching out. I have tried adjusting lighting and camera angle, but it still feels off.

Any tips for smoother face tracking?