Leaderboards and photo walls

A board is a wall of item frames that shows something live. There are two kinds:

• Top riders — the guests who rode an attraction the most. Each guest sees their own place on it: "you are twelfth".
• Photo wall — the latest on-ride photos, newest at the top, like the screens at the exit of a real ride. Each row has a QR code that opens that train's photos on a phone.

Hang the frames#

1. Build your wall, and hang item frames on it (empty ones).
   • A leaderboard is one frame.
   • A photo wall is a rectangle of frames, up to 16 by 16. Each row of frames shows one train's photos. For a wall of the last five trains, with the QR code and three photos each, hang 4 frames across and 5 down.
2. Look at one of the frames — from less than six blocks away — and type:

/utp board create leaderboard 7

or, for a photo wall:

/utp board create photos 7

(with your ride's number). For a photo wall, the plugin finds the whole rectangle on its own from the frame you are looking at.

The board fills in a moment later.

Check the orientation#

/utp board preview shows a test pattern: numbered squares and an arrow. The arrow must point up. The pattern stays up while you work. When you're done, /utp board refresh brings back the real content — the whole wall at once.

Adjust it in the administration#

In Rides → Edit → Boards, each board of the ride has its settings, saved as soon as you change them:

Protect the frames#

The plugin doesn't stop players from taking the frames down: protect the wall with WorldGuard or your protection plugin, as you would any build. If a frame goes missing, /utp board list shows it (for example 11/12 frames).

Commands#

Without a number, the commands act on the board you are looking at. They need the utp.command.board permission, and UTP Connect must be linked.