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Auto Score

Upload match screenshots and the bot reads the placements and kills for you to review.

Event type
Run it on the web dashboard

Auto Score runs on the web dashboard. On a tournament, the Auto score button in Discord opens the Auto Score tab for your event.

Each scored screenshot costs 1 credit. Your server has a monthly pool, and you can buy more. See Plans and credits.

Before you start

  • The event has a scoring sheet.
  • Teams are written to it. Run /sheets update (tournament) or Push teams (scrim) first. The page warns you when seats or rosters changed since the last sync.
  • You have screenshots of the match results screens.

Run it

Tournament

  1. Open your event on the web dashboard and go to Auto Score.
  2. Choose the lobby from the live stage and the match number (1 to 16).
  3. Add up to 10 screenshots. Include every team's page for that match.
  4. Start the run and watch the progress. It can take a little while.
  5. Review the table of placements and kills. Fix anything the AI misread.
  6. Press Save to the sheet. Nothing is written until you do.

Scrim

  1. Open your scrim on the web dashboard and go to Auto Score.
  2. Choose the lobby and the match number (1 to 16).
  3. Add up to 10 screenshots from today's scrim.
  4. Start the run. Scrim teams have no fixed roster, so the bot matches each team by the player names it has learned this run, then by its tag.
  5. Review the table. Fix anything the AI misread.
  6. Press Save to the sheet. Nothing is written until you do.

Review carefully

  • AI can misread a number or mix up two teams. Always check the review table before you save.
  • Teams that look right are listed as compliant. Teams with a problem, such as fewer players than your minimum, are flagged. Tick the ones you still want to save.
  • You can run the same match again if a run went badly.

Tournament

Leaving a flagged team out is normal. You can add it by hand in the sheet.

Scrim

Scrim scoring has its own rules under Auto Score: a minimum players setting, from none to 4, decides when a matched team counts as a violation you choose to save. You can also upload a results background image there.

Next

Turn the saved scores into a picture with Results.