Would it be possible to see total number of shots a shooter took in their match displayed on the competitor app?
Assuming a sync shot timer was used, just simply adding all the numbers for each stage and each string.
Steel Challenge, USPSA, IPSC matches would be awesome!
euxx
October 4, 2022, 7:40pm
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Thank you, Tony. I am considering features like this for the 2.0 major app update.
PS: though number of shots for a match might not be that interesting…
Hi Eugene,
I was initially thinking for each individual shooter and each division/gun instead of the overall match.
For example, this would help me figure out how much ammo I used for a particular division in steel challenge to prepare for the next match.
I thought of the idea because I was trying to figure out how much shots I took for a division I’m still in A class for (RFRO).
Thanks again.
euxx
October 4, 2022, 8:34pm
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@Tony_Villena perhaps you need to mentally plan for the win, instead of making contingency for mistakes… Though number of shots for an SC match is pretty much a constant and you won’t win it by bringing extra ammo.
euxx
October 4, 2022, 11:09pm
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When you’ll have more matches, the Competitor app will be able to show more info. E.g. how your time changes for individual SC stages.
The “Stage Info” view that can be opened from a stage scores entry menu (on iOS slide left and select “More” or use long tap on the stage entry).
Here is a quick overview of the info shown there:
Stage place and percentage. For classifier stages (e.g. Steel Challenge, USPSA, ICORE or IDPA) it also shows the classifier percentage and classifier result
Stage scores details (times, hits, penalties, etc).
When available it also shows the diff (red/green) from the previous run of the same cl…
Would practiscore competitor ever be able to take all my scores for each stage and each match and let me analyze it?
euxx
October 5, 2022, 12:08am
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Yes. Maybe. I’m planning for the 2.0 app features.
But you can already see your past stage results/times in one place. Works for steel challenge and uspsa classifier stages.