Settings window¶

A tour of the settings window — what's in it, how to navigate.

Overview¶

The window is organized into 6 collapsible sections:

Current session — wins / losses / streak + team size filter.
Player — in-game name + captured stable identifier.
Appearance — floating launcher, HUD auto-hide.
In-game HUD — show/hide HUD, edit mode, scale, X/Y/W/H, current-match stats.
OBS Browser Source — URL to paste into OBS, copy/preview.
Theme — active theme + all theme overrides.

Collapsible sections¶

Each section is an HTML <details> — click the title to fold or unfold. A chevron to the left of the title rotates 90° when the section is open.

Brief summaries (when collapsed)¶

When a section is collapsed, a brief summary stays visible to the right of the title. It gives you the key info without unfolding:

Section	Collapsed summary
Current session	`12W · 5L · +3` (green/red W/L colors)
Player	Your in-game name in white
Appearance	(none)
In-game HUD	`120% · ● Show HUD`
OBS Browser Source	`localhost:49124`
Theme	Active theme name (e.g. `Circle`)

When the section is open the summary disappears (the data is already visible in the body) — no duplication.

State persistence¶

The open / closed state of each section is saved in WebView2's localStorage (key panel:<id>). On every app restart, sections recover their previous state.

Section details¶

Current session¶

Wins / Losses / Streak shown in large numbers, with green/red colors based on streak direction.
✏️ Edit button for manual corrections (useful after a mid-match crash or missed event).
Reset button to start fresh.
Count matches in filter: 1v1 / 2v2 / 3v3 / 4v4 — doesn't distinguish Ranked vs Casual (the Stats API doesn't expose the mode), but at least lets you scope the session to a team size.

Player¶

In-game name + stable identifier captured on first match (format Steam|123|0 or Epic|abc|0).
If Steam/Epic is auto-detected, no input is needed.
The identifier survives in-game name changes — captured once, kept forever.

Appearance¶

Show floating launcher — see Floating launcher.
Auto-hide when RL is offline — see Auto-hide.