World Cup — Tournament scene

Each element rolls on its own. CLEAR ALL takes the whole page down at once — reloading the browser source does the same thing far more bluntly.

Step – · idle

Tables that page, as the output reports them. ◀ and ▶ turn one table (and any table grouped with it); NEXT and PREV above turn them all.

These buttons change the sport’s game table, which every graphic in the project reads. The scorebug, the recap and the lower third all update together.

Each output works the time out from the hub’s anchor, so a browser source reloaded mid-quarter shows the right clock. ±1 and ±10 adjust it while it runs.

Each output works the position out from the hub’s anchor, so a browser source reloaded mid-roll comes back on the same line. Speed changes are multiples of the designer’s speed.

These buttons change the poll’s tally, which every graphic in the project reads. Closing the poll shows it as final wherever a rule reads its status.

The words of a text source its designer made operator changeable. Nothing changes on air until you press Update text.

The mode is the whole project’s: every graphic with a rule for it changes at once, on every output. It stays set through a server restart.

AUTO lets the source’s own rules decide. OWN keeps its own rows on air even when they are stale or frozen — not once they have expired; BACKUP puts its backup on air. Either stays until changed or the server restarts.

Every field here is fed by a data source and updates on its own. There is nothing to send.