How to Disable NSFW Filter in FaceFusion 3.3.0 (No Coding Needed)

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If you've followed my previous guide for version 3.2.0, you’ll notice that the NSFW detection method has changed a bit in FaceFusion 3.3.0.

But don’t worry — here's an updated and super simple way to disable the NSFW filter.
You don’t need any coding experience, just follow the steps below carefully.

✅ What This Guide Does

This tutorial helps you disable FaceFusion’s NSFW filter so you can use the tool without content being blurred.
Use responsibly.

🗂️ Step 1: Open the `content_analyser.py` File

Go into the facefusion folder.
Open the file located at:

  facefusion/facefusion/content_analyser.py

If you're using Pinokio, you’ll find it here:

  pinokio/api/facefusion-pinokio.git/facefusion/facefusion/content_analyser.py

Open the file using Notepad, VS Code, or any text editor.

💡 Tip: In Pinokio, you can click "View Folder" in the Files section to navigate directly.

🔍 Step 2: Find the `detect_nsfw` Function

Scroll through the file and look for the function that starts like this:

def detect_nsfw

This function controls NSFW detection.

🧠 Step 3: Replace the Code

🔴 Original Code:

def detect_nsfw(vision_frame : VisionFrame) -> bool:
    is_nsfw_1 = detect_with_nsfw_1(vision_frame)
    is_nsfw_2 = detect_with_nsfw_2(vision_frame)
    is_nsfw_3 = detect_with_nsfw_3(vision_frame)

    return is_nsfw_1 and is_nsfw_2 or is_nsfw_1 and is_nsfw_3 or is_nsfw_2 and is_nsfw_3

✅ Replace It With:

def detect_nsfw(vision_frame : VisionFrame) -> bool:
    return False

⚠️ Important: Use capital F in False.
Python is case-sensitive — using false will cause an error.

⚠️ Final Tips

Do NOT change the indentation.
Python depends on spacing — if you delete or misalign spaces, the app may crash with an IndentationError.
Use responsibly.
Disabling NSFW filters means you’re bypassing safety checks. Be ethical and mindful of how you use it.