Do you have an example graphic to show how everything would be organised?

See if any of the following templates would be suitable if modified slighty:

http://www.vmix.com.au/products.aspx

Regards,

Martin
vMix

Total update is easy to hotkey using flash overlay if scoring is fixed like in basketball
- 1 point for free throws
- 2 points regular shot
- 3 for 3-point shot
You will only need 3 hotkeys to add points +1, +2 and +3

I'm not familiar with Australian Football and how the scoring/points works.
If you can explain how the scoring works, maybe we can find a solution for your scorecard.

GOAL +6
POINTS = ???

Being Australian, I can shed some light on the points system of Aussie Rules/AFL. It can be confusing for those who don't know. The scoreboards usually look like this:

(example)
GOALS | BEHINDS | TOTAL
20 | 6 | 126

There would be two of the above, 1 for home, 1 for away (6 number boxes in total).

So goals are worth 6 points each (these are the posts in the middle), if they kick and it goes in the posts either side it is a 'behind' which is 1 point each. So in the above example, that team's total is:
20 goals (at 6 points each, totalling 120) plus 6 behinds, with a grand total of 126 points.

So you could control this by using shortcut keys. So when you initiate a shortcut key that adds 1 extra goal, you can use the advanced tab to also trigger a different key that adds 6 to the total and etc for the behinds as well.

There currently isn't a scoreboard in vMix that supports this (you would need 6 boxes in total). If you know how to edit the XML file, you could create this yourself.

There are no symbols for the goals and points. it would just have the name then goals as zero and the points as zero then the total as zero. there also has to be a count up clock.

Nice one @AmbotZ

@dvcom

Here is the final scoreboard design. Refer to vmixsupport's post above on how to shortcut key this. Download link at the bottom.



Download SCOREBOARD package here!

For Football we use real people as scorers and they sit in the room with us. In most cases the vision mixer person will do the scoring or its running to a 1 metre x 4 metre full colour scoreboard with logo graphics between quarters. We run a cricket scoring package that gives a xml feed and this has been developed into a page that can be viewed on a web browser.

sportzcast, The scoring system at most Aussie Rules Grounds is a couple of kids hanging black tin squares with white numbers on them, on hooks on a large board ten feet above the ground. Only the major leagues have any kind of electronic scoring system! :-)