Thanks for using In The Walls! This update smooths out playback of face animations and fixes a few small bugs

V2 brings a number of noticeable improvements as well as optimizations and fixes under the hood. Highlights: • iPad support. • 120Hz display support. The app now runs silky smooth on high frame rate devices • New, less intrusive UI. • More intuitive placement. Now you can tap and drag to move around the wall face after placing it. • Dramatically improved video recording performance and reliability. • Cut app size by more than a third.

Devices with LiDAR sensors should now better avoid distorting your hand if it is in front of the face effect.

This update improves the foreground occlusion effect, specifically when part of the the face is occluded by your hands

Now you can use Depth Snapshot to record a short video with your phone's TrueDepth camera and distort surfaces with it. Wave hello, strike a silly pose, or get more creative. It's up to you!

This minor update fixes a few issues with the foreground occlusion effect

We're always improving In The Walls thanks to your feedback! Highlights for this release: - Improved movement distortion. For realtime face tracking, moving left or right will now more convincingly distort the wall. - Freely adjust the angle of lighting relative to the face. Previously the light could only be rotated around the face. - Added "Foreground Occlusion". This uses depth data to occlude parts of the face effect that appear behind real world objects. This feature must be enabled under the lighting menu and requires a device with a LiDAR sensor - Bug fixes and performance optimizations.

- Improved startup performance, especially on older devices - Small bug fixes and optimizations

- It's not just walls anymore, now you can place faces on floors and ceilings too! This opens up many new creative possibilities. - Tap and drag to rotate a placed face. This is especially useful when placing faces on the floor but also can be useful for walls too. - Improved video recording flow. Tap and hold the record button to start a 3 second countdown before recording starts. Tap the record button again to stop recording. - A few new expressions and a new 2020 inspired expressions pack. - Bug fixes.

Take photos using your phone's TrueDepth front facing camera and project them onto the walls with the new Depth Snapshot face effect! Depth Snapshot better captures your face, hairstyle, and clothing. You can also capture hands, pets, and just any object in the world. It opens up many new creative possibilities. To get started, tap the face icon in the bottom bar and select the "Face" tab. The Depth Snapshot effect is available as an in app purchase on all phones with True Depth cameras.

• Prerecorded expressions — Based on your feedback, we've added a set of expressions you can apply to the faces you place. These work even on older devices which do not have a TrueDepth camera. Just tap the face icon in the bottom bar to select a new expression. • Expression store — Want even more expressions? Just tap the blue plus icon in the expressions view to purchase additional expression packs. We currently have a set of spooky expressions for Halloween and plan on adding more soon. Let us know what type of expressions you want to see! • Improved face model for older devices — Devices without a TrueDepth camera now use same, more expressive face model that was previously limited to newer phones.

Thanks for a great launch! With the 1.1 update, we've fixed a few bugs and made other small improvements. Highlights: • Press and hold the capture button to record a video. Preview the video in the app and save it to your photo album or share it. • We've increased the timeout for face tracking so that quick glances away from your phone no longer show an alert. As always, let us know if you have any feedback!