Install FaceFusion 3.0 using Pinokio
Pinokio
Demo summary
The video demonstrates how to use the Pinokio browser to search for, download, and install the FaceFusion 3 project, automating dependency and Python environment setup.
Step-by-step
- Launch the Pinokio software
- Click the Discover button at the top right
- Select FaceFusion 3 from the featured list or search for it
- Click the Download button to clone the repository
- Click the Home button to view your downloaded projects
- Select the FaceFusion project to enter its menu
- Click the Install button located on the left-hand side
- Wait for the command line to finish installing dependencies and setting up the Python environment
Watch out for
- The installation process can take 10 to 15 minutes to complete
Tips
- If you don't see the list of projects immediately, use the Discover button at the top right
Highlights
“that's the neat thing about Pinocchio you don't have to do anything just you know click the one button and it'll take care of the rest”
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