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Sudarshan4Life - You mean my message? Four and a half lines long? That's a long message to you? Good Lord. Twitter has a hell of a lot to answer for.

Thanks, Max. Then I think I will buy this and give it a try. I can certainly riffle shuffle, ribbon spread and turnover!

Looks pretty slick in the demo video, but I have one question: could anyone give me some sort of difficulty/skill level rating for this effect? When it comes to card sleights I'm probably somewhere between beginner and intermediate, so I can't handle anything knuckle-busting!

I have to say I found the instruction video that comes with Facade next to useless. It seems to assume a lot of knowledge about video editing etc. that I simply don't have. It was only after one of the members here kindly spent some time walking me through it that I was able to get anywhere at...

I'm psyched about this. Can you tell? :)

I just have to drop in again to say that following Justin's advice on another thread re the Duck Change, I have now all but mastered it, and I am so damned pleased with myself! If anyone else keeps having the issue of the cards spinning out sideways, take Justin's advice of placing your second...

Wow - Justin's advice has taken me from weeks of "cards separating and flying out sideways" to "my god... they actually flipped over!" The thing that made the most difference was the advice to be really gentle with it, and use the bare minimum of pressure. Thanks, Justin!

It's interesting to read how different people struggle with different sleights. I've always had no trouble at all with basic card palming and can even use the hand concealing the card pretty, umm, handily... but try as I might I just cannot achieve a consistent, quick and secure backpalm card...

I must add that the instructional video you get when you buy Facade is not so great. It assumes a level of understanding about video editing technology that many folks just won't have. It is never explained what a "scene" is. What a "filter" is. What a "source" is. Make no mistake: if you can...

Hi all, just to let you know that Joe at turnermagic was kind enough to spend some time with me on Zoom, and he's sorted out my problem, which was basically that I was having Zoom active before fully setting my OBS scene, so Zoom couldn't get hold of the virtual camera. Thanks again, Joe...

I did that. Whether I choose "OBS virtual camera" or my webcam directly I only either get no picture or one that doesn't include the mask.

That's really good of you, and would be helpful! I'm away from my main computer right now... would you be available tomorrow? If not we can figure out a time that suits us both. I'm in the UK, by the way, so there's that five-hour time difference. What's the best way to private message on these...

I just cannot get this to work, and am totally confused by the software. But I think the biggest problem I have is that whatever I manage to do to the picture within the OBS application, I just can't get it to feed through to my Zoom (or whatever) app. And yes, I did turn "Start Virtual video"...