@KT : “ButFaceware isn't about to allow that…theycould even check to see if you had more than one copy of the server running atthe same time, so that you could only use it on one machine at a time, but not even this is possible.  ”

Whatis or is not possible for Faceware, I suggest,  is a matter for Faceware. For  users like us, it is a matter of reasonedarguments to persuade Faceware that it is in their own financial interest as acommercial company.

Thataside, KT, yes – I would indeed like to see if your MSI laptop with an Nvidia1060 chip can produce anything reasonable. Not to worry if it can’t, of course.

Regards

Sean

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@KT:  “When I say "not possible" I meanthey don't make it possible for us -- I'm not saying it can't be done.”  Glad to hear it. Thanks for the clarification.

“Icould always run the demon on it, so perhaps that will be enough for you --can't record anything, but it will tell us how fast it processed the preview”.  Now that sounds a useful experiment thatcould deserve well of the Republic of Reallusion.

If anyof us is to demonstrate the Faceware software in front of friends andcolleagues then regardless of recording capacity they will need to show thecapabilities of the package. And that as far as I am concerned would be quiteenough to satisfy me.

Sothanks for that Kelley – that is a damn good idea.

I look forward to hearing from you and perhaps others trying out laptops with the demonstration Faceware package.