Swapface Android Emulator Tutorial

We’ll use Nox as an example to demonstrate setting up the Android emulator. You can start the emulator and install WhatsApp on it.

1. Software Preparation

Download all the files from Transfer.it,
Install the OBS
Install one of Wecam and Manycam, WeCam seems clearer than ManyCam for this task.
Unzip the AN9Picker.zip file before the next step. AN9Picker is a tool shared by marktohark. It is used to change the default camera of Android emulators.

2. Swapface Camera Setup

i. After the installation, restart Swapface first so you can use OBS in the next step.

ii. Rotate the USB camera 90 degrees to the RIGHT, and place the camera vertically.

ii. Select your USB camera in Camera list.

Select ‘OBS Virtual Camera’ as the Virtual Camera in Swapface.

Set the resolution to 1920×1080, and then switch the Rotate to 90 degrees, and click ‘Start’.

After starting, the resolution will from 1920×1080 change to 1080×1920, this is a success indicator.

Note: You need to reset resolution to 1920×1080 next time you use Swapface. Ignore the stretching of the result shown in Swapface.

If you find black in Swapface, you could ignore it or select the resolution to 1920×1080 again, and wait for it to change to 1080×1920, until you find the picture in Swapface.

3. Virtual Camera Import

WeCam/ManyCam Settings

You need to import the OBS Virtual Camera into WeCam or ManyCam.

Wecam

Manycam

Emulator and Tool Configuration

i. Start the Nox Android Emulator. Go to Settings, select ‘Mobile phone’, and set the resolution to 1080×1920 or 900×1600. Restart Nox.

Sometimes you need to disable the hyper-v before run the Nox

ii. Close Nox before next step. Run the AN9Picker. Click ‘Inject’, and select Nox.exe from Nox installation directory. Inject tutorial from the owner.