STAGE STYLE

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STAGE STYLE

Description

An Stage Style defines a portion of an Event Style. A Stage Style will be:

Shot contiguously.

Have the same equipment, time limits, distance of fire, and shooting position.

Note: time limits and distance of fire is a general rule. For example firing 40 shots in 50 minutes or firing 40 shots in 60 minutes should be considered the same for the purpose of defining a Stage Style. As well as firing at 50m or firing at 50m reduced for 50yd. Should be considered the same for the purpose of defining a Stage Style.

Definition

The STAGE STYLE definition includes the Common Properties.

Property Name

Type

Description

ShotsInSeries

Integer

The number of shots that make up a series.

This attribute is not required. If left blank it is assumed the value is 10.

ScoreFormatCollectionDef

String formatted as a Setname

The SetName of the SCORE FORMAT COLLECTION definition to use when displaying scores with this STAGE STYLE.

 

Not required, default value is v1.0:orion:Standard Score Formats.

ScoreConfigDefault

String

The default ScoreConfigName to use, that is defined by the .ScoreFormatCollectionDef, to use when displaying scores with this STAGE STYLE.

RelatedStageStyles

List of strings formatted as SetNames.

A list (order is inconsequential) of other STAGE STYLEs that are similar to this STAGE STYLE.

This attribute is not required.

DisplayScoreFormats

Removed, replaced with ScoreFormatCollectionDef and ScoreConfigDefault.

List of DisplayScoreFormat

A list of common ways to display scores for this Stage Style. The first item in the list is considered the default.

This attribute is not required. If left blank a single DisplayScoreFormat is assumed, with values:

{"Name" : "Integer",

 "ScoreFormat" : "i"  }

 

 

 


 

Note:

The Reconfigurable Rulebook and functionality will be fully implemented in the 3.0 release of Orion Scoring System. Athena and Rezults both 100% implement the Reconfigurable Rulebook.