Custom overlays & standalone scoreboard pieces
Pushed a large customization update to the fgc-scoreboard-customizations overlay. You can now use the scoreboard with custom overlay artwork and your own branding instead of being locked to the built-in look. Everything is still driven by the same StreamControl flow, so no new workflow is needed to use custom assets.
New StreamControl toggles (Customizations tab)
- Hide Background — hides the shapes drawn behind the text so you can drop the scoreboard text straight onto your own overlay image.
- Hide Score #s — clearer Show/Hide wording; hides just the score numbers while names/teams stay up.
- Push Names Out / Push Scores Out / Push Pronouns Out — 0–10 dropdowns that nudge each element symmetrically outward from center, so you can line text up with whatever overlay you’re using.
Standalone overlay pieces
You can now add each part of the scoreboard as its own OBS browser source and position it independently over your artwork:
scoreboard-names.htmlscoreboard-scores.htmlscoreboard-round.htmlscoreboard-pronouns.html(new pronouns element — symmetric, and offsettable like the rest)
They all read the same StreamControl data as the full board, so you don’t need any extra setup. Just add them as 1920×1080 browser sources, then drag/scale to taste.
Bring your own font
There’s now a clean way to swap in your own font without editing the shared stylesheet. Drop a style.local.css next to the others (there’s a .example to copy) and point it at your font.
The full board (scoreboard.html) works exactly as before — this is just a set of extra customization features.
Setup details and the font instructions are in the README. If this was helpful or you have any requests or issues, don’t hesitate to let me know!