[N-O] Regional Competition Control Board (RCCB)

This is a companion item to the [N-O] Grid Wide Sport Fishing Game which allows you to set up timed competitions in a region that you enjoy parcel rights within or at sea with a script placed into a modifiable boat.

Only the owner has access to the menu enabling Competition set-up.

Menu Items:

Name - the name of the competition as it will show on - http://fishing.web-community.uk/web/Comps

Expire - how many whole minutes the competition will run for.

Start - This sends out an invite to all rod owners in the region to touch the board to join the competition.
If the owner is wearing a rod then you are auto joined into the competition.

Other people then touch the board to be joined into the competition.
As they catch fish they are displayed on the web page - http://fishing.web-community.uk/web/Comps

The board then displays a float text of the remaining time.

When the time reaches 0 all rods in this competition are removed from the comp.
If you are in the middle of reeling in a fish then you are allowed to finish before you are removed.

Final scores from each participating angler are displayed on the web page until they join a new competition.

Included is a [N-O] V3 Contest Board V3.0x. With this rezzed out and same owner as the RCCB, when a competition is started the board will change from displaying all the grid wide competitions to the local competition displaying Competition name, player name, total weight, and Comp Whopper weight in Total weight order. When main fishing servers reset on Sunday at 1am SLT, this board will revert to grid wide competitions again. While fish are being caught the display will update up to every 10 seconds. The board will lock-out at the end of competition, and remain locked until end of week reset OR a new competition is started

• Allows region based timed competitions among users of the [N-O] Fishing Game.
• A Control Board for placing on land where you have parcel rights.
• Includes a Script that can be added to a boat for Deep Sea based competitions.