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Work in progress. These docs describe Spawnite at launch, and some parts are still being built.

MatchBaseProps

What every <Match> takes.

  • PropsWithChildren
Property Type Default value Description
canJoin? (world, player, match) => boolean undefined The game’s rule for whether player may take a slot, asked as the player’s block is seated: a refused block waits for another match.
countdownSeconds? number 0 Seconds counted down before it plays.
delayedStart? boolean false Waits in Waiting for startMatch or useMatch().start(), rather than starting as it mounts, or, in a room, as the first page opens its scene. A queue-less match’s alone. As Unreal’s bDelayedStart.
laps? number none: laps do not win it The laps that win it, each a forward crossing of a trigger that holds a <LapLine>.
maxScore? number none: a lead of winBy alone wins The score that wins it whatever winBy asks, as volleyball caps a win-by-two set at 15; the cap ends a match before its clock.
name? string "Match" What a directory and a sign show.
overtimeSeconds? number 0 Seconds of overtime a tie at time plays, in which the first lead wins, as Rocket League’s overtime; Infinity plays until one leads. With none a tie at time is a draw.
scoreCoins? boolean true Whether coins addCoins credits score: each member’s own, or a co-op match’s shared score. Off for a game that scores with addMatchScore alone, so a purchase never scores a point.
scoreToWin? number none: a score does not win it The score that wins it: coins addCoins credits while it plays, where scoreCoins is on, and what addMatchScore adds.
timeLimitSeconds? number no limit Simulated seconds the players have.
whileEliminated? "none" | "everyone" | "own-team" | MatchFollow MatchFollow.OwnTeam Whom a member watches while the member is eliminated, by a character downed with no respawn coming or by setMatchEliminated. Watches the member’s side’s members, as Fortnite’s eliminated players watch their squad, any member, or none, which keeps the member’s own character.
winBy? number 1 The lead over every other competitor a win needs, as volleyball’s win by two.