Ski Jumping in JudgeMate: organizer tutorial
How to run a ski jumping competition in JudgeMate: an event with a ready category, hill settings, sign-ups, style judges and the technical delegate, distance and style points, live results.
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Every line from the film in order, with the time it appears.
- 0:02Create an event: enter a name and pick Ski Jumping.
- 0:08Date, venue and description can be added later.
- 0:14The event starts out private. Its public link does not work yet.
- 0:19It comes with a Ski Jumping Open category.
- 0:23Default: a large hill, K-point 120 m, HS 140 m.
- 0:28Two rounds, and gate and wind compensation is off.
- 0:33Switch visibility to public. You will need a location and description.
- 0:39Share the event link with athletes.
- 0:43Sign-ups wait for your approval before joining the start list.
- 0:48Judges create their own accounts and join via the link. Approve them.
- 0:54A style judge gives one mark per jump, from 0 to 20.
- 0:59The distance comes from a style judge or the technical delegate.
- 1:04A jump to the K-point earns 60, each metre further 1.8 points.
- 1:10Of five marks, the highest and lowest drop; the rest add up.
- 1:15The score is recalculated after every mark and distance.
How this sport is scored
The rules behind every screen in the film — scoring, tie-breaks and what an organiser sets up before the first result comes in.
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