I secured the monitor inside the dummy box and flat against the glass using four 4-in corner braces. Then I attached the two-way glass to the back of the frame with silicone glue.įrame after glass was attached with silicone I created a frame and dummy box using two 3-in x 6-ft pine boards. This stack was surrounded by the dummy box and finally a plywood back board was attached to the back. My housing design consisted of the frame, followed by the two-way glass and monitor stacked on top of each other. You can view the configurations for my modules here: You can read a super detailed guide to building a Magic Mirror, including tips for setting up your JavaScript development environment, how I calculated the measurements for the different frame components, and even download my 3d modeling files for the mirror housing here: So the mirror works, but I have to wait a minute to get back to the game.My first Magic Mirror build using a recycled 19'' TFT monitor. I then found out that it actually is not an issue of not working at all, but that there is a delay of about a minute from pressing the confirm button. I even started a fresh game in case it was a save game issue. I did fully remove the mods, but it didn't help. Basically if your are making a modded playthrough you should refrain from update the game before the mods The one that i personally recommended, revert to previous patch until all your mods are update.

Fully unsintall apparence and CC mods until they are update Live without magic mirror until all the mod are update

There's several mods related to magic mirror and character apparence that will make it stop working (or better said make just what you describe) after update just for being present in the mod folder or overridden games file even when they are deactivated. Uninstalled through deactivating them by mod manager or fully remove them?

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