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Put the comp on the projector

Every screen the room sees is a live web page: scoreboards, the finals view, the rotation clock, and stream overlays. Open a link, press full screen, done.

6 steps · 2 min read

  1. Step 01

    Every screen is one link

    The Links and screens panel on the overview lists every public page with a copy and an open button, and a line on when to use each. Nobody on your staff has to learn an address scheme.

    The links and screens panel listing each public page and broadcast view with copy and open buttons.
  2. Step 02

    The finals board, the honest way

    IFSC-ranked rounds show tops and zones, like 3T 4Z, with attempt counts breaking the ties. There is no points column, because that is how the sport actually ranks finals.

    The scoreboard for the final in IFSC notation, showing tops and zones with attempt countback lines.
  3. Step 03

    The finals view follows the wall

    For the final itself there is a dedicated view: who is on the wall, who is up next with a countdown, and the full boulder-by-boulder matrix underneath. A storyline line calls out what a top would change, live.

    The finals broadcast view with the climber on the wall, an up-next card, a full results matrix, and a live storyline.
  4. Step 04

    A wall clock for the climbing area

    The rotation timer is a page of its own: the next rotation countdown, big enough to read from the mats. Put it on a screen where the finalists warm up.

    The rotation timer view with a large countdown and the rotation number.
  5. Step 05

    Stream it with OBS

    For a stream, there are chromeless overlays made to sit on top of your camera: a lower third with the current climber and a live storyline. They load as browser sources and the background is transparent in OBS.

    The lower-third stream overlay with the leading climber, their next boulder, and a storyline line.
  6. Step 06

    And a results rail

    The side rail is the second overlay: the top of the field with tops and zones per row, compact enough to live on screen through a whole final.

    The results rail overlay listing the top six of the final with tops and zones per row.

That is comp day, covered

Each guide covers one piece of the day. Browse the rest, or see how the whole competition system fits together.

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