I'll definitely look into it! I've been horribly busy and I'm still trying to catch up with my work, so can't say exactly when I'll be able to. But it'll certainly get done!
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Unfortunately, the only user restriction available for commands is the "Mod Only" checkbox, which will only allow moderators or the broadcaster themselves to use the command.
Are you wanting to limit to specific users, or to a group of users? Like subs, VIPs, or the like? I can consider this sort of thing for a future update!
I'm sorry about that, is it only the images that get reset or does everything get reset to default when you restart the program?
I think this is the first time this sort of issue has popped up, but it sounds to me like it might not actually be able to save the settings file for some reason. If it's not already there, could you try placing the KBonk folder into your Documents folder to see if it behaves any differently like that?
Please go to your browser source properties in OBS and select the "bonker.html" file from the version 1.24 folder.
That message indicates that the current browser source file is from pre-1.19, so you probably have at least two different KBonk folders. Please make sure that the browser source is pulling from the most recent folder!
Could you take a look at the other reply to see if yours is set up in a similar way? KBonk has settings for two different ports; if they're both set to the same number, it'll cause issues when two things try to use the same port at the same time.
If the "Browser Source Port" and "VTube Studio Port" in KBonk's settings are the same, please change the Browser Source Port to a slightly different number!
Yes, that's it! I can see that the "Browser Source Port" and "VTube Studio Port" are the same. Please ensure those numbers are different! There's two separate things trying to use the same port, which is probably what's causing the problem.
I should've added something in place to keep the same number being assigned to both, I'll look into that for the next update!
Hello! Sorry about that, I'm not entirely sure what might be causing that; but it seems like it's having some issues with sending messages back and forth between different parts of the app.
Would you be able to try changing the "Browser Source Port" in the Settings to another number (it can even be just up or down 1 number), just in case that port is being used by something else, then try restarting things and seeing if there's any difference?
Did you happen to resize the browser source in OBS by dragging the edges of the red box around? If so, could you try to reset the transform (should be under the right click > transform menu) in OBS and see if that helps?
If you need the browser source at a specific size, please make sure to do it by changing the size in the browser source's properties (there should be "width" and "height" properties that you can set)
Based on the file you sent, I think something did go very wrong with it somehow! It's just a bunch of empty characters instead of the normal data, so there'd be no way to salvage any data that you did have unfortunately.
So that's almost definitely the cause, so if you delete that file it should be able to regenerate it properly and start working again! Any files you uploaded will still be in the folder in AppData (throws, impacts, decals, windups) but you'd need to upload them again.
The data file must've somehow gotten corrupted, but I have no way of knowing how that happened at the moment. I'll keep note of it and see if anything comes up, though!
Knowing this, I should be able to add something to automatically make a backup to load instead if it has issues loading the normal data file.
Would you be able to open your search in Windows, type %appdata% and hit enter to bring up the AppData/Roaming folder, then go into the "karasubonk" folder?
There should be a "data.json" folder inside. Would you be able to send that to me privately (Twitter or Discord @typeou, email typeou@typeou.dev) so I can take a look and see if I can find anything that might be causing it?
In the mean time, if you move that file somewhere else, it will reset all your settings but it may also solve the problem. I'd rather you not have to lose your settings if possible, and I'd like to figure out why this happened, and being able to take a look at that file might help with both of those!
Sorry to hear that! Are you able to hear the sounds? Does it show activity on the monitor? Are any of its audio channels unchecked in the audio properties window?
It operates similarly to an alert box (they're both browser sources) so if you have one of those that's working, if the settings are the same they should act the same! Sometimes, OBS can just be a bit fickle and needs to restart to get some audio stuff to start working properly even if all the settings are correct.
If you're unable to sort it out, feel free to message me on Twitter in case this ends up needing a longer conversation!
Please just overwrite your old folder with the new one! Or, alternatively, you can copy over the "data.json" and "throws, impacts, windups," and "decals" folders.
If you've already opened the new version, you'll need to copy these to another location as well. If you open your start menu and search "%appadata%", it should open a folder containing files for various programs. You should be able to find one labelled "karasubonk" where you'll want to copy those files to.
This consistent data location means that data will always be saved between versions now, so you shouldn't need to worry about it anymore after this version!



