ðLeaderboards explained
How Leaderboards work in InHouseQueue
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How Leaderboards work in InHouseQueue
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By default, completed matches are tracked by the ð Global Leaderboard. Think of this as your "main" leaderboard.
When you create a new queue, by default, games played in that queue count towards the ðGlobal Leaderboard.
Continue reading to learn how to create a new queue with its unique leaderboard.
First you must follow the instructions from Create More Queues if you haven't already. You should have at least 2 queues at this point. Both should say ð Global Leaderboard in the footer.
Activate a unique leaderboard by running /queue set_unique_leaderboard and selecting one of the queues you created earlier. For this example, we will pick #highelo-queue.
You can also select the command hyperlink after a Basic Setup
Hit Enter. A leaderboard channel will now be created for #highelo-queue.
Games played in #highelo-queue will update the #highelo-queue-top10 leaderboard.
Games in the #lowelo-queue will update the #top-10 leaderboard. This is the default leaderboard.
This queue is now entirely independent. This is useful for separating a High-skill queue from a lower-skill queueâor, even better, a separate queue for casual games during your InHouseQueue Seasons.
You can work some Discord Permission magic and set up the queues so they are only visible to players who have a particular role.
Certain commands, such as /leaderboard and /rank have an optional parameter for selecting the queue channel. Once selected, you'll see the leaderboard or rank for the selected queue.
As of writing our Website leaderboard https://inhousequeue.xyz/leaderboard/<SERVREID> will only show scores from the Global Leaderboard.
DO NOT DELETE your UNIQUE LEADERBOARD, UNLESS YOU ARE SURE YOU DON'T NEED IT. You will lose stats that were played in that Queue.
Global Leaderboard will always remain.
queue_channel, it will default to Global Leaderboard