How to Set Up the Lovense Keno Game
The Keno Game is an interactive Lovense camming game that lets viewers participate by tipping for numbers on a game board.
You control the size of the board, the required tips and what happens when different numbers are selected.
Step 1: Enable the Keno Game
Open the Lovense App Gallery and enable Keno Game.
Then select the cam site you want to configure and open the Keno Game settings.
Step 2: Choose the board size
Choose how many spots you want on your Keno board.
Lovense currently allows a board containing up to 120 spots.
Step 3: Configure your Prize Options
Use Prize Options to determine what happens for different numbers.
Select the numbers you want associated with each prize option.
You can then choose:
- Which connected toy or toys react
- How long they react
- The vibration intensity
Lovense provides four vibration intensities:
- Low
- Medium
- High
- Ultra-high
You can create additional Prize Options if you want different groups of numbers to produce different reactions.
Step 4: Add lucky numbers
You can also configure lucky numbers.
These can award a non-toy prize when a viewer hits the corresponding number.
A number cannot be assigned to both a normal Prize Option and a lucky-number prize at the same time.
Step 5: Choose whether the game automatically resets
Enable Auto-Reset if you want Lovense to restart the game automatically once all numbers have been cleared from the board.
Leave it disabled if you would rather control when a new game begins.
Step 6: Configure your Keno animations
If you're displaying the Keno Game through OBS or another supported Lovense video setup, open Video Feedback Style.
You can enable the game's animations and customize the available display settings.
Step 7: Save and start the game
Save the Keno settings and then save the settings for the cam site you're currently using.
Select Start when you're ready to begin the game.
Step 8: Send a test tip
Before relying on the game during a live show, send a test tip using a value included on your Keno board.
Check that the correct prize, toy reaction and visual feedback are triggered.
