Control your mouse with face tracking in Linux
osf-mouse.py is facetracking.py from OpenSeeFace with added functionality and removed Windows features. osf-mouse.sh is a script that might be helpful. The rest of this repo is identicle to OpenSeeFace and exists in case future updates to OpenSeeFace break the functionallity of osf-mouse.py. Until then you can use the official repo with osf-mouse.py.
xdotool is required.
See osf-mouse.sh for an exmple.
-s 2 enables the mouse control
Fixed framerate like -F 30
Low model quality. --model -1 if blink detection (which is commented out in osf-mouse.py) isn't needed
See line 208 and further for parameter tuning
osf-mouse.sh is a little script for taking the camera input and creating a new camera device, which is then used as input for facetracker.py. If Ctrl-C is pressed often enough ffmpeg should have also stopped. The new camera is needed because with the original camera the update rate is half of the framerate.
Dependency for osf-mouse.sh: v4l2loopback & ffmpeg