Broadcast scenes

What each of the eight scenes in the scene collection shows, where its content comes from, and which sound plays on it. To change a scene, see Control the scenes. Scenes read the stream chosen in Live. A stream is one broadcast night and its matches. Most scenes show the match being scored on the open scorecard, and all update within a few seconds of a change.

What every scene shares

Every scene except In-Game fills the screen and shares one frame:

Top left: your league’s name. Starting Soon leaves it out, because its card already carries the name.
Top right: the date and the time.
Bottom right: the Tournament System mark.
Bottom left: your league’s social channels, on Starting Soon, Intermission and End Stream only.

In-Game sits over the game picture, so it has no frame. MelCat Interactive sets up your league’s name, artwork and social channels with your site.

What each scene shows

Scenes are in the order of the Browser Sources tabs.

Scene	What it shows	Where its content comes from
Starting Soon	Your league’s artwork card and a “Starting soon” countdown. The card burns away in the final minute. At zero, the title “Starting soon” replaces the countdown. Until you start a countdown, the time reads `--:--`.	The countdown you set and start in the scene’s controls. See Control the scenes.
Caster Chat	One or two casters, each with picture, name and @username. Below them, the open scorecard’s match: both teams, their logos and its Best of.	Caster 1 and Caster 2 in the scene’s controls. Each caster’s details come from their caster profile. Without a caster name, it shows their preferred name, then their Discord username; without a picture, their Discord avatar. See Set up your caster profile.
Game Intro	The map’s picture, realm and name, and the set and game. Below them, the killer team with its killer player and character, and the survivor team with its four players and characters. A map without a picture shows an empty frame. Built for Dead by Daylight.	The lineup saved in the Game Intro controls. Live decides which team is killer and which is survivor. See Set up the Game Intro.
In-Game	A score bar over the game: each team’s name, sets won, Gens, Hooks and Fresh, with figures that don’t apply to a team’s current side dimmed. Killer is red and survivor blue. In the middle: the set and game, the game clock and the killer player’s name. Picked casters’ names and pictures show under Casters. With no scorecard open, In-Game shows nothing.	The scorecard in Live. The game clock is in the scene’s controls, the killer player comes from the Game Intro, and the casters from Caster Chat. See Score a match in Live.
Intermission	The open scorecard’s match: both teams, their logos, which side each is playing, the set score and Best of. Below it, the current set and game and your status message.	The scorecard in Live, and Status in the scene’s controls. With Choose teams manually turned on, it shows the two teams you choose instead.
Result	The last match finished in Live’s stream: both teams, the final set score and Best of, with the winner marked Winner. While a new scorecard is open, or before any match is finished, it shows “Result pending”.	The team chosen under Who won? when the scorecard was finished. If you correct the result on Schedule, Result shows the correction.
Stand By	The title “Stand by” with your message under it, and a band with the open scorecard’s match, its set score, and the set and game. The background holds still.	Message in the scene’s controls, and the scorecard in Live.
End Stream	”Thanks for watching”, with your league’s social channels.	Nothing to set.

Audio and game capture

The scene collection adds these sources to each scene. Connect them once on each broadcast PC; see Set up OBS.

Scene	Audio	Game capture
Starting Soon	Spotify Audio
Caster Chat	Discord Audio
Game Intro	Discord Audio
In-Game	Discord Audio	Yes
Intermission	Spotify Audio
Result	Discord Audio
Stand By	Discord Audio
End Stream	Spotify Audio

Switch scenes in OBS, not in the Tournament System. Changing a scene’s details in the staff console changes what it shows, but doesn’t put it on stream.

Next steps

Control the scenes

Set the countdown, the casters, the status and the Stand By message.

Set up the Game Intro

Choose the map, the characters and the players for each game.

Run a stream

Which scene to use when, from the countdown to the sign-off.

Get started

Run your season

Broadcast

What every scene shares

What each scene shows

Audio and game capture

Next steps

Control the scenes

Set up the Game Intro

Run a stream

​What every scene shares

​What each scene shows

​Audio and game capture

​Next steps

Control the scenes

Set up the Game Intro

Run a stream

What every scene shares

What each scene shows

Audio and game capture

Next steps