/score
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  1. How to write it
  2. Options
  3. Who can use it
  4. Examples
  5. Related commands
Score

/score

Records the result of a set between two profiles.

profile_id_1 is ALWAYS the winner. If the server set an approval channel, the result waits there until staff approve it with /score-pending or the message buttons. The leaderboard only changes if the winner was ranked below the loser (or had no spot). After a normal result the winner is protected; after an automatic result (walkover) the protection goes to the loser.

How to write it

/score profile_id_1:<integer> profile_id_2:<integer> total_score:<string> auto:<boolean> referee:<user> [co_referee:<user>] [nae:<string>] [naw:<string>] [nac:<string>] [sa:<string>] [note:<string>]

Only exists with /. How to read the syntax

Options

OptionRequired?Description
profile_id_1Whole numberYesProfile ID of the WINNER
Range: 1–…
profile_id_2Whole numberYesProfile ID of the LOSER
Range: 1–…
total_scoreTextYesScore (e.g. 8-5)
autoYes/NoYesAutomatic result (walkover), without playing the set?
refereeUserYesReferee
co_refereeUserNoCo-referee
naeTextNoNA East result (e.g. 5-2 name)
nawTextNoNA West result (e.g. 5-2 name)
nacTextNoNA Central result (e.g. 5-2 name)
saTextNoSA result (e.g. 5-2 name)
noteTextNoNote

Who can use it

Score reporters

Administrators and the roles you pick in /setup → Score. If you pick none, only administrators.

Posts a message in the channel.

Examples

/score profile_id_1:12 profile_id_2:7 total_score:8-5 auto:False referee:@Ref

Profile 12 beat profile 7, 8-5.