Score Displays

Scoreboard and score banner overlays that show both players' scores, CP, and WTC points in gd streamer.

Last updated: 2026-03-23

Score display overlays#

Score displays combine both players' data into a single overlay. These are your primary scoring graphics -- the overlays your viewers will watch throughout the match.

Scoreboard#

URL path: /overlay/{id}/scoreboard

A compact, centered scoreboard showing both players side by side. Displays:

  • Player 1 and Player 2 names
  • Total score for each player (capped at 100 VP)
  • Current round indicator
  • Player colors for visual identification

The scoreboard is designed for the top or bottom of your stream layout and fits neatly without covering your table camera.

URL parameters

ParameterValuesDefaultDescription
position0--Center the overlay horizontally
Tip
The scoreboard is the most commonly used overlay. If you only add one scoring graphic to your stream, make it this one.

Score banner#

URL path: /overlay/{id}/score-banner

A full-width horizontal banner designed for 1920px-wide layouts. It packs more information than the scoreboard:

  • Player names with subfactions
  • Total scores with player colors
  • Command Points (CP) for each player
  • WTC points (when WTC scoring is enabled)

It sits at the top or bottom edge of your broadcast and provides a complete scoring summary in a single strip.

URL parameters

ParameterValuesDefaultDescription
showSecondaries1offShow secondary objective names alongside scores

Score banner vertical#

URL path: /overlay/{id}/score-banner-vertical

A full-height sidebar overlay for side-panel layouts. This is the most information-dense scoring overlay, showing:

  • Player names and subfactions
  • Total scores
  • Round-by-round breakdown with primary and secondary scores per round
  • Active secondary objective cards for each round
  • Discarded secondary cards (in Tactical mode)
  • WTC points (when enabled)

It fills the left or right side of your stream. Use it when you want viewers to see the complete match history at a glance -- every round's scores, which secondaries were played, and which cards were discarded.

URL parameters

ParameterValuesDefaultDescription
position0--Center the overlay horizontally
Info
The vertical banner is especially useful for tournament broadcasts where viewers drop in mid-match and need to catch up on the full game state quickly.

What's next?#

Check out the Game Info Overlays for round, timer, turn, and mission graphics.