Stream Deck plugin
For streamers covering a tournament. Point the deck at the machine your camera is on and the buttons fill with the players in that game: who they are, how they have done on this machine, their record against each other, and what is riding on the game. Press a button and the same numbers appear on your stream.
Install
- 1Download the pluginUse the button above. Your browser saves one small file.
- 2Open the fileClick it in your browser's downloads list, or double-click it in your Downloads folder. The Stream Deck app opens and asks whether to install it.
- 3Find it in the Stream Deck appA category called Tilt Stats appears in the list of actions on the right side of the app. Drag its buttons onto your deck like any other action.
Set it up
- 1Pick the tournamentClick any Tilt Stats button in the app to open its settings underneath. Live tournaments are listed first. You only do this once, since every Tilt Stats button shares these settings.
- 2Pick the machine your camera is onThe buttons switch to each new group that starts on that machine, and keep the last group's numbers up in between.
- 3Add a Player button for each playerFour Player buttons, set to slots 1, 2, 3 and 4, cover a four-player group. In a head-to-head game, slots 3 and 4 say so and stay quiet.
When players pick their own machines
In some events, often head-to-head brackets, players walk up and choose a machine, and Match Play never records which one. The settings show a note when that is the case. Pin the game (press Follow until the buttons show the right players), then pick the machine they chose from the list, which has every machine at the venue. The odds, records and machine stats all use the machine you set, and the Machine button marks it as your pick.
The buttons
| Button | Shows | When pressed |
|---|---|---|
| Player | One player in the game: name, where they stand in the tournament, IFPA rank, and their chance to win | Flips to their record on this machine for a few seconds |
| Matchup | Head-to-head in a 1v1, or each player’s record against the rest of the group | Puts it on your stream, press again to hide |
| Win odds | Each player’s chance to win this game, from their rating and their record on the machine | Puts it on your stream, press again to hide |
| Stakes | Each player’s standing and how far they are from the finals cut | Puts it on your stream, press again to hide |
| Machine | The machine in play: how many games it has seen at this venue, how often the favorite loses on it, and how hard it is | Puts it on your stream, press again to hide |
| Follow | The machine the deck follows or the game it is pinned to, and how many games are live | Jumps to the next live game |
| Overlay | A button for one stat block of your choosing, or for hiding the overlay | Shows that block on stream |
Put the stats on your stream
- 1Make a channelIn any Tilt Stats button's settings, press New next to Channel, then Copy. That copies a private web address for your overlay.
- 2Add it to OBSIn OBS, add a Browser source, paste the address, and set the size to 1920 by 1080. It is see-through, so nothing shows until you press a button.
- 3Press Machine, Matchup, Win odds or StakesThe stats slide up over the bottom of your scene. Press the same button again to hide them. The button showing on stream glows red. Switching machines on the deck moves the overlay with it.
Stats come from completed tournament games tracked on this site, the same numbers the Scout and head-to-head pages use. Win odds come from each player's Match Play rating, their record on the machine, and their record against the others in the game, checked against 6,353 past games: players given about a 60% chance won about 60% of the time. High scores are each player's best on that machine anywhere, from tournament games, Insider Connected, Pindingo and scores they logged on this site.