Can't Create VideoFX (Because Viewers are permanent?)

Anyone have any idea what I did wrong.

It was working fine, but today when I went to play I noticed one of my sources is missing. So when I went to create it again it says cannot create video fx because viewers are permanent. Any idea what I can do to create a source again?

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Anyone have any idea what I did wrong.

It was working fine, but today when I went to play I noticed one of my sources is missing. So when I went to create it again it says cannot create video fx because viewers are permanent. Any idea what I can do to create a source again?

1. In the top left pane in ISBoxer, under Characters, select the one that's in the window giving you the message about viewers being permanent.
2. In the bottom right pane, find the check box "Video FX Viewers stay when in background (blocks Video FX Sources!)", and uncheck it
3. Export to Inner Space (and possibly re-launch that window)

This option allows the Viewers to remain permanently visible in that window, even if you're busy in a browser window etc... however, doing so has the cost of not being able to create any Sources within that window. It's usually only recommended for dxNothing windows

Anyone have any idea what I did wrong.

It was working fine, but today when I went to play I noticed one of my sources is missing. So when I went to create it again it says cannot create video fx because viewers are permanent. Any idea what I can do to create a source again?

1. In the top left pane in ISBoxer, under Characters, select the one that's in the window giving you the message about viewers being permanent.
2. In the bottom right pane, find the check box "Video FX Viewers stay when in background (blocks Video FX Sources!)", and uncheck it
3. Export to Inner Space (and possibly re-launch that window)

This option allows the Viewers to remain permanently visible in that window, even if you're busy in a browser window etc... however, doing so has the cost of not being able to create any Sources within that window. It's usually only recommended for dxNothing windows

Awesome Thanks.