BODY · LIVE2D · TOUCH
ai-live2d-body
AI-LIVE2D-BODY · @ZZIYING
does not replace the partner's brain, but only adds a Live2D body to the existing your AI companion.
ai-live2d-body separates the body layer from original memories, personalities, and conversations, allowing existing partners to obtain a visual body through desktop image, movement, and touch.
Project address (can be copied to AI):https://github.com/zziying/ai-live2d-body
PROJECT INTRO
Project introduction
ai-live2d-body is a layered architecture guide on how to add a table pet body, emotion actions, touch events, and MCP tools to an existing AI companion using Electron, PixiJS, and Live2D.
It emphasizes that the body layer does not replace the original brain, memory and personality, but receives status and returns touch through hooks and message bridges. The repository is mainly about documents and there are no finished products that can be directly installed.
- Suitable for:Developers who already have a stable companion system and want to add a Live2D desktop body by themselves.
- Platform:The guide focuses on macOS, Electron and PixiJS technology stacks.
- Usage:implements body shells in a layered scheme and then plugs into existing sessions, emotions, and MCPs.
- License:The plan is public; the repository currently does not declare an explicit open source license.
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