👌 VTube Studio Plugin - Sicken is made as the VTube Studio Plugin. This Approach allows her to be used for both local entertainment and streaming.
🧠 Memories - Sicken supports remembering information apart from the context chat.
✌️ Guestures - Sicken supports gestures.
🍎 Multi Platform - Sicken is a multi-platform application, supporting all the major PC and Mac platforms.
📝 Knowledge Base - Sicken has a built-in knowledge base system, allowing it to define its knowledge base in a categorised manner.
🔄️ Model Template System - Sicken has a built-in system of templates for models that allows extending the base of the models supported by Sicken by creating two files for each supported model. Generation of model parameters and a list of supported gestures is on a per-model basis.
⚙️ Standalone Live2D support in Sicken app - Work is currently underway to add support for a native, standalone avatar directly to the Sicken app, allowing her to react to touch, and follow the cursor.
🎬 Actions - There is a plan to add support for actions, which Sicken would do. E.g., interacting with the host computer.
For installation guides, see the docs directory, or the videos below.
To operate Sicken you'll need:
- AMD64 Linux/Intel Mac machine
- VTube Studio installed
- API key for the AI services provider and credits
To start Sicken on Debian Linux, you'll need to run a terminal instance and start the following command:
python3 /opt/sicken
On Mac:
python3.12 /opt/sicken
On Windows:
py c:\sicken
This will start the process manager of Sicken, which starts submodules specified in the sicken-concurrent_workers.yaml config file.
Note
VTube Studio must be on and running before starting Sicken's Concurrent
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Below are a few videos of Sicken in action.
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