Courts and boards

Places to play are found by tag. Anything in the world tagged DartsCourt is wired up, including one added while the server is running.

A court

<any name>                    tagged DartsCourt
  Board                       the board model or part
  Avatar                      optional, where the opponent stands

A court is where a player walks up and starts a match. The prompt is attached to it, and the camera framing comes from it.

The board is drawn, not built

The dartboard a player aims at is drawn by the interface, from Config.Sectors and Config.Radii. Your Board model is the physical prop: it is what the room looks like, and it is where thrown darts appear.

This is the opposite of the chess and pool systems in this range, where the world model is the play surface. Here the world model is scenery and the play surface is the interface, which is what makes a dartboard playable on a phone.

The consequence: you can build any board you like, at any scale, and the game still scores correctly. A board whose printed numbers do not match the standard order will confuse players, but it will not affect the scoring.

20, 1, 18, 4, 13, 6, 10, 15, 2, 17, 3, 19, 7, 16, 8, 11, 14, 9, 12, 5

Several courts

Tag as many as you like. Each is an independent place to start a match.

The world folder

The leaderboards use their own folder, separate from the courts:

Workspace/
  uxrDartsWorkspace/
    Leaderboards/

Courts are found by tag anywhere; boards are found in that folder. See Stats and leaderboards.

Assets

Dart models and other props live in the package at ServerScriptService/uxrDartsSystem/Storage/Assets and are cloned to ServerStorage at startup, with a preview copy in ReplicatedStorage so the client can show them.

Replacing the dart model there changes it at every court.