How to Use Live2D Avatars Motion Tracking in StaticGamers Calls (VTuber‑Style) | Tutorial
Want a VTuber‑style presence in your video chat without turning on a face cam? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to use Live2D avatars in StaticGamers calls—so you can show personality and expression while you talk with your squad.
Live2D (Cubism) avatars are built into the StaticGamers call experience. If you’ve used tools like OBS for overlays or watched creators on Twitch, the idea will feel familiar: you get an on‑screen avatar presence while you’re on a call. This video walks through choosing a free default avatar, how avatars appear in calls, and practical tips for clarity, privacy, and performance.
Guide: https://www.staticgamers.com/avatars/
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What you’ll learn
How to enable/select a Live2D avatar in a StaticGamers call / video call
Default vs purchased/custom avatar options (when available)
Best practices for readable, non-distracting call presence
Privacy + performance tips (especially if you record or stream)
Keywords
StaticGamers, Live2D, Live2D Cubism, VTuber, vtuber avatar, video chat avatar, call avatar, face cam alternative, Twitch, OBS, streaming overlay, voice chat, video call, squad, co‑op, Discord style calls
Hashtags
#StaticGamers #Live2D #VTuber #VideoChat #Twitch #OBS #Discord