TLDR; If you're crashing, please switch to beta.
Fixes
A recent Windows 11 update (KB5066835) created a bug in HTTP2 that causes VRCFaceTracking to crash after connecting to the VRChat OSCQuery HTTP handshake server. Microsoft currently is aware of a bug with HTTP2 and local connections.
There is a temporary fix in the beta branch. You may need to restart VRCFaceTracking when changing avatars.
Funny Side Note
If you've never explored it, the beta branch includes more features that haven't been pushed to the stable branch. There's new settings that allow you to tweak how your headset tracks your pretty little face.
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Other announcements
Update 5.4.5.0Hey all! Another small patch today: Improvements · Fix head rotation parameters not being correctly passed back to the main VRCFT process by module processes · Further module sandboxing teardown reliability by utilizing a more aggressive cleanup strategy · Fix settings save locking issues with a debounce. This should help reduce crashes caused by race conditions inside settings saves Features ·…April UpdateApril Update Sorry for the slight delay between updates! Here's what's coming in this (slightly) early April update. Fixes · Head tracking data was being ignored · Head tracking data parameters were using incorrect ranges · Made module process termination more reliable · Restored functionality of EyeBrow/EyeWiden expressions for older headsets Features · Hehe :)January Regular UpdateHappy January We've been working hard on new updates to improve and fix previous versions of VRCFaceTracking! Updates · Settings now save immediately, as well as when the app shuts down. This way, when you modify a setting and then do not close using the window controls, VRCFT still remembers. · Added a flag inside module descriptors that ensures locally installed modules do not get overwritten…