On the right side, you will pick the winner of the game according to A:NR rules (ie:who has the most match points). This will be your main tournament window, after clicking on the Pair Round 1 button. You will use the 1st tournament to pair up your rounds, and the 2nd to keep track of the prestige points for every player.To switch between tournaments, just click on the dropdown bar on the top. This should give you the following window.You only need to put a name and choose the Pairing structure.Create 2 tournaments, one with Swiss structure,and one with Grand Melee.The different game options offer no significant change,so you can pick whatever you want. Next you want to go over to the Tournament menu at the top, and select Create Tournament. Just tick the temporary ID checkbox, and then put in your players first and last name and click add.
The only reason I'm using this is because I have experience with it, and I had it readily available.You can find it here or here.Īnd for the completionists among us, here are the original instructions UDE gave on using the program, should you find yourself needing them!įirst thing you need to do, is add your players.This is something you have to do once for every player you add.After that, you can just select them from the list, and enroll them in your tournaments. Mantis is an old program developed by UDE back in the day, to run tournaments for the games it released at the time.It has been discontinued now, but it is still available.
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It relied on having an internet connection available.And since I have more than once found myself playing somewhere with no Wi-Fi I wanted to have an alternative.Īnd for this I present to you my guide on how to run a tournament using Mantis.
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