To load the Replays window, click on the "Replays" main menu item:
This is the Replays window home page:
From the "Search" tab, you can perform detailed searches.
Some searches could produce too many results which can make it difficult to find what you're looking for, so make use of other filters to narrow your search.
This is how the search results window looks like:
Each result list item has three buttons to the right; Play, Favourite and Copy.
Clicking on the Play icon will take you to the Replay table where you can watch the replay.
Clicking on the Favourite (heart) icon will add the replay to your favourites. To remove the replay from your favourites, simply click it again to unhighlight the button.
Clicking on the Copy icon will copy the replay address to your clipboard so you can share the replay link to others by pasting the link in the lobby or table chat.
A user called Yoda wants to search for all of his Pro century breaks. All he has to do is type his username into the "Username" text field, select "Pro Only" from the "Difficulty" dropdown and select "Centuries" from the "Breaks" dropdown (see image below).
After clicking the "Search" button, the list of century breaks he made will be displayed on the right.
Now, Yoda notices that he's made too many century breaks and wants to narrow the results down by only searching for the centuries he made in 2022 against a user called MaximumMan.
So, in the "Opponent" text field he types "MaximumMan" and from the "Date" dropdown, he selects "Custom". Two new text fields drop; "FROM" and "TO". In the "FROM" text field he enters "01/01/2022" and in the "TO" text field he enters "31/12/2022".
After clicking on the "Search" button, he should now see the Pro centuries he made against MaximumMan in 2022.
A user called Blowy wants to search for all of his fluke shots.
All he has to do is select the "Shots" replay type, enter his username in the "Username" text field and click on the "Fluke" keyword to highlight it green. After clicking on the "Search" button, he should see all of his fluke shots on the right.
Please note: shot replays are manually saved by users. To learn how to save replays, please click here.
Here, we have listed a collection of some of most iconic replays ever.
From the left panel you can browse through the lists.
In this section, you can view all your saved replays.
Replays are divided into three different categories (Shots, Frames and Matches) to make them easier to look through. You can also add, change, or delete notes for the saved replays. The notes are hidden at first, but you can show them by checking the 'Show Notes' box. All notes are private and only you can see them.
Users who view replays of your gameplay to be able to turn on aiming lines if they want to. They will also be able to see your power bar and cue ball dot placement.
If you wish to keep your aiming lines private, then choose "No".
When viewing a replay, you can skip or show the shot preparation. Not showing the shot preparation means that all waiting time in between the shots will be skipped. Only the shots will be shown.
By default, the shot preparation is skipped.
When you load a replay to watch, you will see this section under the table view:
Playback speed: There are 7 speed settings which can be controlled via the slider. You can also use the number keys 1-7 (slowest to fastest, 4 being normal).
To make it easier for users to browse through replays, we have included some keyboard shortcuts:
This is the replay timeline that will allow you to easily identify and jump to certain parts of the frame.
Shot number: The "Shot number" section shows you the total number of shots in the frame and the current shot you are watching.
Marked/Saved shots: The yellow markers on the timeline are marked shots saved by other players. Moving your mouse over these markers will show you the keywords marked on that shot, as shown below:
Frame time: The time displayed in this section is the actual real-time value. By default, the aiming process is skipped and also disconnections are also skipped, so you will see some jumps in the frame time. The total frame time is accurate.
Non-scoring shots: Shots that don't have any points scored are blank (grey colour). This includes safety shots, misses and fouls.
Player breaks: Breaks made by players are also marked on the timeline. Breaks made by Player 1 are coloured green, and breaks made by Player 2 are coloured orange.
When you hover your mouse over the break sections, you'll see more details as shown below:
When you're viewing a replay in the Replay Mode, you'll see three 'save' buttons for different categories; Current Shot, Current Frame and Current Match:
If you want to save the current shot, click on the "Current Shot" save button. This will load up the save window where you have some options:
If you just want a quick save to your favourites, just click on the "Save" button on the top-right corner of the small save window.
If you want to save the shot for the public to search for, select "Yes" in the "Allow others to search for this replay using keywords?" option and then apply upto three keywords to the replay and click on the "Save" button.
The "Notes" section is optional and only visible to the person who saves the replay. You can only add notes to a replay that you are saving to your favourites. The person who saves the replay can view and edit the notes in the Favourites tab.
Saving the "Current Frame" or "Current Match" will only save them to your favourites.
To save the current shot during an ongoing match, press CTRL + S together, which will show the small save window.
To save a frame, wait for the frame to finish. When the frame result is announced, you will see a "Save frame to favourites" link:
To save a match, wait for the match to end. When the match results are announced, you will see a "Save match to favourites" link:
The shot replay is started automatically when clicking on a shot replay button or link but the replay stops at the end of the shot. Clicking the play button plays the same shot again. If you want to see how the frame continues, click the “Next Shot” button and then click the Play button. Clicking the Previous Shot / First Shot / Last Shot button or clicking in the timeline also removes the shot replay lock.
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