v0.4.0 puts table-count review and new-round decisions in the hands of tournament staff. The extension continues to support GEM, Melee, and EventLink, including match scores, drops, time extensions, and GEM hero extraction.
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Review before copying
Table count and range preview
After extraction, the popup shows the count and minimum-to-maximum table numbers. Gaps in that range trigger a possible pagination or filtering warning. Confirm the count and range before copying JSON.
Ordinary imports never guess the round
The default ordinary JSON never receives a new-round marker automatically. Even when every table is unreported, the extension will not assume this is the next round.
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Explicit new-round export
To begin a new round, open the dedicated option and enter the start table configured in Lynx: the minimum for ascending numbers or the maximum for descending numbers.
New-round export requires consecutive table numbers and pairings with no reported results, drops, or time extensions. The extension blocks exports that fail these checks.
Use ordinary JSON for the first import of round one. Importing new-round JSON into Lynx advances the round and resets the previous table state.
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Data and compatibility
GEM match and hero extraction remain available; Melee still exports exact scores, drops, and time extensions.
EventLink continues to export exact scores, including raw 0:0 DRAW data. How Lynx displays that result depends on the deployed web version.
Duplicate or invalid table numbers are blocked before export. The extension cannot verify that all source tables are visible; staff must check this.
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Install and upgrade
Download and unzip the archive. In Chrome, open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, select “Load unpacked,” and choose the folder containing manifest.json.
When upgrading from v0.3.0, disable the old extension first. Remove it after confirming that v0.4.0 works to avoid selecting the wrong icon.
