Tell the editor what's on your stage. We'll load up an inventory tray below the canvas — pick each prop and click the bay to place it. The left palette still works for ad-hoc additions.
Your name as people see it. Shown next to stages you publish.
Unique handle. 3–20 chars, lowercase letters / numbers / underscores.
A couple of things to double-check before this stage ships:
Tell us briefly why this stage shouldn’t be in the community library. Auto-hides at 3 reports while an admin reviews — and the admin sees the reasons, so write something specific.
Sign in to sync this stage across your devices and optionally publish to the community library.
On your iPhone, "Send to Match Day" opens the app and saves this stage to your library. Otherwise, Download the JSON and AirDrop it later.
Pick a bundled classifier, load a .json file, or paste JSON. Any path replaces the current editor state.
Click any classifier to load it.
Pick a .json file from your computer. Loads + closes the dialog immediately on a successful read.
The brief the RO reads to the shooter. Fill in what applies — leave the rest blank.
The verbatim description the RO reads to the shooter.
Run plan / engagement order the shooter executes after the buzzer.
One per line. Renders as a bullet list on the brief surface.
Stage-specific penalties ABOVE the standard USPSA schedule. Renders as its own block below the brief surface.
Instructions for the SETUP CREW (not the shooter). Renders above the Build Manifest on Stage Detail.
Found an unsaved draft from your last session.
Stage Setter is the in-browser editor for Match Day. Author a USPSA / IPSC stage, then push it to your phone for the build crew.
When you place a prop in the editor, the (x, y) you click is its ground reference point — what the build crew chalks on the bay and measures from. Some props rise into the air above this point; others sit flat on the ground.
Open the Camera app on your iPhone and point it at this code. A yellow notification will pop up — tap it to open Match Day, and the stage saves to your library automatically.
Whoa — that's a dense one. The QR may be too tightly packed for your phone to scan reliably from a normal distance. If it doesn't catch on the first try, tap AirDrop / Share to phone below.
This stage is too large to fit in a QR code. Tap AirDrop / Share to phone below to send it across with one tap.
Pick a target type at left, then click the stand to place it. Drag to reposition (snaps to zone/cardboard edges; Alt = free-place). Use the Measure tool to set an exact offset between two edges — click the fixed edge first, then the edge that should move to it (the second edge you click jumps to the typed distance). Reverse the click order to move the other one.
Pick a tool at left, then click the wall to place a port or start mark. Drag to reposition anywhere, then dial in the exact height + offset in the sidebar.
Click + on either side to add a target. Click any silhouette or spacing label to edit. Pick a layout preset below for one-click spacing.
Select a target or a spacing label to edit its properties.
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