Bout Scheduling
The scheduler is a powerful tool for scheduling bouts and assigning them to controllers. Follow these steps to effectively schedule bouts for your tournament:
Accessing the Scheduler
To open the scheduler, navigate to the "Controller" submenu and click on the "Scheduler" button in the main menu. This will take you to the scheduler screen where you can manage bout scheduling.
Creating a Controller
Start by creating a controller. Click on the "Create New Controller" button, and a dialog will appear where you can enter the controller's name, add a queue prefix (shown as a prefix to bout numbers on draws and bout preview screens), and choose to hide/show the controller.
Assigning Categories to Controllers
Once controllers are created, you can begin assigning categories, rounds, or bouts to the controllers. Use the search box to filter out specific categories, rounds, or bout numbers. You can group categories by round or bout number by selecting the appropriate option from the dropdown menu.
To assign categories to specific controllers, simply drag and drop the category to the controller column. Categories will be scheduled automatically following the sequence of categories in the list.
Automating Bouts Numeration
You can automate the numbering of bouts following the sequence of rounds. Click on the three dots in the controller column and select "Numerate Bouts by Rounds". Specify the number of categories by which bouts should be numerated or leave empty to have all finals scheduled at the end.
Assigning Finals to Separate Controller
Group categories by rounds and assign all finals to a separate controller for efficient management.
Selecting and Assigning Specific Categories
You can also select certain categories using checkboxes and assign them to a specific controller.
Finalizing Scheduling
After assigning all categories to the controllers, review the final result of the scheduling.
By following these steps, you can efficiently schedule bouts and manage controllers for your tournament, ensuring smooth and organized competition operations.