Scores | gd streamer

Scores tab#

The Scores tab gives you direct control over all match scoring data. Use it to enter scores manually from the dashboard, make corrections, or review the score history across all rounds.

Info

If your players are using player input, scores update automatically. The Scores tab is primarily for manual entry, corrections, and review.

Round-by-round scoring#

Scores are organized by round (1-5). For each round, you can enter scores for both players across three categories:

Primary score#

The primary objective score for the round. Primary VP is capped at 50 points total across all rounds -- the per-round maximum adjusts based on what's already been scored.

Secondary objectives#

Each player has two secondary objective slots:

Secondary 1 -- select a card and enter the VP scored
Secondary 2 -- select a card and enter the VP scored

The available secondary cards depend on whether the match is set to Fixed or Tactical mode (configured in the Game tab).

Secondary card selection#

Click the secondary slot to choose or change the active secondary card. The card name and image update across all overlays automatically, including:

Individual secondary card overlays
Combined secondary viewer overlays
Score banner vertical (which shows round-by-round secondary details)

Command Points#

Track each player's Command Points (CP) from the Scores tab. CP values appear on the score banner overlays. Update CP as players spend or gain points during the game.

Score totals#

The dashboard calculates and displays running totals automatically:

Round total -- sum of primary + secondary 1 + secondary 2 for each round
Match total -- cumulative VP across all completed rounds
Capped total -- the match total capped at 100 VP (the maximum displayed on overlays)

Warning

All overlay displays cap the total score at 100 VP. The dashboard shows the uncapped total so you can verify the raw numbers, but overlays will never display more than 100.

Manual score corrections#

You can edit any round's scores at any time. Changes take effect immediately and push to all connected overlays and player inputs. This is useful for:

Fixing data entry mistakes
Adjusting scores after a rules dispute
Entering scores for rounds where player input was not used

The Scores tab maintains a complete record of every round's scores. Scroll through past rounds to review the full match timeline. This data also feeds the game-state-overlay, which shows a comprehensive round-by-round breakdown on stream.

What's next?#

Learn about the overlays that display your score data in the Overlays Overview.