Personalization

Open Personalization → Events & celebrations from navigation, or ⚙ Personalization in Celebrations and Jabs settings.

One shared profile

Content, event activation and behavior live in one local profile. Manual or automatic layout changes keep it. Appearance, language, size, position, intensity, duration and mute remain per widget. Appearance opens the selected desktop or canvas editor.

Widget event filters further restrict the profile. The stricter frequency and more protective mercy setting win. A muted instance stays silent.

Content

Choose an event and Spanish, English or Brazilian Portuguese. Edit its title and subtitle; the preview updates as you type. Save profile applies the changes to every overlay.

• Titles allow 80 characters; subtitles allow 160.
• Plain text only: no HTML, line breaks or invisible controls.
• Token buttons insert values available for that event: {pos}, {name}, {track}, {car}, {start}, {gained}, {field}.
• {name} always uses an abbreviated or more private name. {field} counts cars in class. {gained} is the signed result position change, or the number of overtakes/lost places.
• Singular / Plural provide separate combo wording; {s} is not supported.
• Missing data provides token-free alternatives when a required value is absent.
• Restore this language resets only that event and language. If you have unsaved edits, the reset stays in your draft until saved.

Behavior

The default celebration cutoff is P5: P1 gets the largest moment, P2–P3 a medium one and P4–P5 a brief one. Further back, a quiet card shows finish, start, position change and observed iRating when available. It does not label observed iRating as a final estimate.

Enable events individually or the whole module, choose race/qualifying, adjust the cutoff, single-overtake frequency and jab mercy. Doubles, triples and taking the lead bypass the frequency filter. Cautions, pits, lapped cars and lap one remain excluded from passes and lead changes; detector sensitivity is fixed.

Test

Choose Live preview, one canvas or All overlays, including OBS. Buttons state their destination and cover victory, podium, top, quiet result, overtakes 1×/2×/3×/4×/5+, lead, fastest lap and jab. The main button tests the selected event, including other jab types.

Tests last up to 10 seconds and can be stopped. They bypass detection, history, mercy, frequency and the real queue, so disabled events can also be inspected. Only currently connected instances receive them; reconnecting does not replay them. Tests do not open hidden widgets or create OBS sources. Instance mute remains effective. An explicit preview test uses desktop volume and mute; the static preview stays silent.

Save before testing outside the preview. Browser-only mode supports preview tests; the desktop app enables the other destinations. All test data is invented.

Motion and sound

Effects animate only transforms and opacity. Canvas particles paint at most 30 Hz and stop with reduced motion, hidden tabs or intensity 0. Minimal style and quiet results have no particles.

Sound imports local MP3/WAV files (up to 2 MB and 10 seconds, mono/stereo, 8–192 kHz). Each file is validated and its volume normalized without rewriting it. No external links are accepted.

Choose the global playlist or a playlist for victory, result, overtakes 1×/2×/3×/4×/5+, lead, fastest lap or jab. Check tracks and choose + Global playlist for each event type. Save before testing. Listen uses desktop volume; Remove deletes the track from every playlist and the local library. Save pending edits before importing/removing.

Desktop and OBS each have their own volume and mute. An explicitly muted widget stays silent. The host chooses the same track for all destinations and avoids the previous one when at least two are available. Without custom tracks, synthesized sounds remain the fallback.

In OBS browser source properties, enable Control audio via OBS and adjust the source in the OBS mixer. Configure monitoring there if you also want to hear it. Avoid duplicate browser sources playing the same banner. Audio stays on this PC.