Screen Map Editor

The screen map editor allows you to create and edit screen maps to match your own table layout.

Table Elements

Select a table element below to see more information. This information can also be seen in the editor itself by hovering each option in the sidebar.

Table

Purpose

Defines the area used for the overall table.

Quantity

1 per table.

Placement

Placed to cover the full poker table and encompass all other elements.

Street

Purpose

Defines the area used to detect when each new street begins.

Quantity

3 per table.

Placement

Placed on a white area of the third flop card, turn card, and river card.

Hero Action

Purpose

Defines the area used to detect when action is on hero.

Quantity

1 per table.

Placement

Placed somewhere that only appears when it is hero's action. Typically hero's countdown timer bar, or action buttons.

Live Player

Purpose

Defines the area used to detect when a player is in a hand.

Quantity

1 per player.

Placement

Placed on the back of the player's cards, except for the hero player, where it should be placed on a white area on the front of the cards.

Button

Purpose

Defines the area used to detect which player is on the button.

Quantity

1 per player.

Placement

Placed where the button is located for each player.

Hero Card

Purpose

Defines the area used by the OCR to read hero's cards.

Quantity

2 per table.

Placement

Placed around the card rank text only (do not include the suit).

Board Card

Purpose

Defines the area used by the OCR to read the board cards.

Quantity

5 per table.

Placement

Placed around the card rank text only (do not include the suit).

Stack Text

Purpose

Defines the area used by the OCR to read player stacks.

Quantity

1 per player.

Placement

Placed around the stack text.

info

View full example images for a specific poker site here.

Video Feed

To accurately create the screen map, you will need to underlay a video feed.
In the menu bar, click Set Video Feed.
You can then toggle between interacting with the screen map or the video feed by clicking Toggle Video Controls or CTRL + `.

Tips

• To select multiple rectangles, hold your mouse down and encircle the desired rectangles, or hold Ctrl and click them individually.
• Instead of building a screen map from scratch, you can open a system screen map and adjust the rectangles to fit your layout.
• For multiple tables, create the map for one table, then simply copy and paste it for the other tables.