Tempest Streaming Studio 1.4.7

Tempest Streaming Studio 1.4.7

Tempest Streaming Studio 1.4.7 adds Studio-owned 3D Dice and restores reliable Browser Source audio in current Tempest Broadcast builds.

3D Dice

• Adds a dedicated Studio workspace and transparent local Browser Source at http://127.0.0.1:4765/dice-overlay.
• Supports common dice presets, bounded custom notation, modifiers, advantage, and disadvantage.
• Uses the official MIT-licensed Dice Box 1.1.4 package with Babylon.js and Ammo physics; the faces that physically settle on stream are the results Studio records.
• Supports any range from 1–2 through 1–100. Nonstandard ranges use an unbiased physical rejection reroll—for example, d50 rolls a d100 again whenever it settles above 50.
• Includes optional roller and reason text, three colors, adjustable scale and display time, session-only roll history, and a clear control.
• Keeps the feature independent of Tempest Tabletop Engine and does not import its campaigns, characters, or other systems.

Browser Source audio

• Fully fetches assigned Twitch and Interaction Alert audio before playback, then uses an OBS-capturable blob-backed media element.
• Retains bounded Web Audio compatibility fallback and writes fetch, start, resume, and decode failures to the Broadcast log.
• Moves the optional 3D Dice impact sound onto the same blob-backed media path so it follows the Browser Source's Broadcast audio routing.
• Keeps vertical alert sources silent and preserves existing alert volume, timing, cancellation, queueing, and track separation.

Broadcast setup

Add the 3D Dice URL as a transparent Browser Source using the same base canvas dimensions as the stream. Enable Control audio via OBS only when using the optional impact sound, then select the intended monitor and output tracks in Broadcast.