while this is a neat idea. it's unstable, and you can't rely on it to work properly for any real length of time without constant monitoring and fussing. it makes streaming a game a bit of a headache because you have to constantly look at your model out of the corner of your eye to make sure they're not making a totally messed up face at the cam due to the Bridge messing up. I love the idea of extra facial expression, but considering the headaches i got personally using it. I'd say give it a miss. i also saw that it's been almost a year since an update. C'mon developers. if your products is supposed to become mainstream for vtubing and model makers incorporate this into their models, then you should be updating this product regularly for proper functionality, and not just coast on the fact that you got it to work. I love the idea of vbridger, but at this time, the execution is passable at best. make regular updates, actually tweek your product now and again to make it more reliable, and i'm happy to revise my opinion,

Incredibly annoying that all documentation is so hard to find, or missing.
You need to buy developer if you want to make ANY adjustments to the tracking. For me, the blinking absolutely does not work. Where is a wiki on features? What do any of these adjustments do? I'm sure I'll get it eventually but as a new user this program leaves a lot to be desired.

I am saying Not Recommended based on this issue, but my experience with the tracking itself is positive.