The points table displays the total score, previous game scores, the name of player 1 and player 2. When i add a point on the main scoreboard it will also add a point into the points table. When the game is finished, the main scoreboard will clear the current score but it saves the scores in the points table and move onto the next game. In the next game, the main scoreboard will need to add points into the next game in the table and not in the previous game.
Number of games are fixed or varied?
So far I can’t figure out how to change players between sides/colors. The table of games is the same; if you swap players, then the points from previous games must also be swapped.
There is also no easy way to reset your score in a new game. When you select the next match, the points from the previous one are entered into it and you need to reset them. I found a workaround and in the next version of Versus the workaround will be even simpler.
If the number of games is fixed, for example 5 games, then it is easiest way to create a table for 10 players. The first game shows the scores of player 1 and 2, the second game uses player 3 and 4, and so on. The sums of points and games won are considered by the Java script - this is not a problem.
But you will have to control it through the program interface, and not through hotkeys or StreamDeck, because there will be 10 players, not 2. And this also does not solve the problem of exchanging players. If player 1 always remains player 1 on the “left side of the playing field”, but his color changes from red to blue and back, then this is easy to do - there is support for stylizing themes just for changing colors. But also without hotkeys, only through the program interface.
I started doing this, but too many questions arose. I need a more specific description of your needs.
