[Zubersoft]

The first thing you should do is go to Settings->Face Gesture Settings->Configure Gesture Actions, and tap Test Gestures. Do you see your face show up with blue points around your mouth, eyes, eyebrows and face? If so, that means MobileSheets is able to detect your face through the MLkit library. You can test out various gestures like smiling to see if MobileSheets is detecting things properly. You can adjust the gesture size slider for a particular gesture if needed. A larger gesture size means you need to smile bigger, raise your eyebrows more, etc, to trigger the gesture, whereas a smaller gesture size will trigger with less motion. This can lead to more false positives though. You can also record a gesture if none of the built-in ones are working for a particular gesture which just compares the recorded face points against the current ones with an allowed deviation percentage.

I've been able to get the face gestures to work on all of my devices except for the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 (which is why the feature requires Android 6.0 or higher). You said it's not working - please let me know if any points show up in the video capture on your device.

The feature is only available on Android at the moment, but I'm implementing it on Windows and iPadOS next. The iPad version should be much easier as Apple has support built into their framework for all this. The Windows version has been a monumental pain so far. I'm still working through it, but I will have to see how well it works.

Thanks,
Mike