The viewer in five minutes
Open a demo and learn three things: switching rounds, scrubbing the timeline and changing speed.
The viewer is a top-down 2D replay: the map in the middle, the two teams on either side, playback controls at the bottom.
Open a demo
In the demo library, click a demo whose status is “Done”. The viewer opens on the first round.
The three things you'll use most
- Switch rounds: the top row at the bottom is the round bar — click a round to jump to it. On the keyboard,
Q/Ego to the previous and next round. - Scrub the timeline: the row below is the timeline of the current round; the markers on it are what happened in the round. Drag or click to jump anywhere.
←→step frame by frame, and second by second withShift. - Play and speed:
Spaceplays or pauses. The speed button right of the timeline speeds playback up or slows it down.
The two teams
Each side of the map has a panel for one team, showing every player's state in the round. The bottom-right corner of the map shows the current round and the map name.
More tools
The buttons at the bottom right are, from left to right: match stats, notes, voice, settings and fullscreen. Press P to draw on the map while you explain something, and C to switch levels on maps that have two.
Notes, saving to a playlist, voice sync and the 3D view need a paid plan; on Free, they open a short introduction instead. See How the plans differ.
Next
- Viewer layout: what each area is
- Keyboard shortcuts