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Matchmaking Ruleset Draft

1. Overview​

For more convenient use of Matchmaking Ruleset, we provide the feature of save the Ruleset as a draft, so there are currently two states of the Ruleset: Normal and Draft. At the same time, the Ruleset draft can also perform other normal Ruleset-related operations such as Debug Rules and New Simulator Case.

The draft Ruleset has the following limitations:

  1. Ruleset draft data cannot be associated with Match Configuration;
  2. Ruleset draft data will not be validated by default when it is saved, and there may be problems when performing operations such as Debug;
tip

We strongly recommend that you save as a draft when writing a Ruleset, and then submit the Ruleset to ensure the data reliability of the Ruleset after performing operations such as Validate, Debug, and Simulator Test of the Ruleset.

2. Ruleset Type Introduction​

As mentioned above, Ruleset has two states: Normal and Draft. The flow of the two states is shown below.

Case 1. Create -(Submit)-> Normal​

On the create (edit) page of Ruleset, we can see that there is a Submit button at the bottom of the page, click to save the current Ruleset form data as Normal data, as shown in the figure:

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After the save is successful, you will see the following information in the Ruleset list:

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Case 2. Create -(Save as Draft)-> Draft​

On the create (edit) page of Ruleset, we can see that there is a Save as Draft button at the bottom of the page, click to save the current Ruleset form data as draft data, as shown in the figure:

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After the save is successful, you will see the following information in the Ruleset list:

⭐️ Draft data will display the draft Tag in front of the Ruleset Name.

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Case 3. Normal -(Save as Draft)-> Draft​

If you want to convert normal's Ruleset to draft data, there are two situations as follows:

Ruleset is not associated with MatchConfiguration​

Select a Ruleset, enter its edit page, and click the Save as Draft button at the bottom to save the data as draft data:

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  1. Ruleset will be not validated when saving data as a draft;

  2. Once the data is saved as a draft, it cannot be associated to Match Configuration;

Ruleset has been associated with MatchConfiguration​

The Ruleset (eg: ruleset 1) that has been associated with the Match Configuration cannot be directly saved as a draft. Once you want to save it as a draft Save as Draft, the following prompt will pop up:

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PGOS will determine whether the Ruleset is associated with the MatchConfiguration, and if it has been associated, it will prompt whether to create a new copy for draft data. Once you click Create to submit, PGOS will create a draft copy based on the current Ruleset. As follows:

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The created copy will not affect the Normal data, please use it with confidence.

Case 4. Draft -(Submit)-> Normal​

Select a Ruleset draft data, enter the editing interface, we can see that there is a Submit button at the bottom of the page, click to save the current Ruleset form data as Normal data, as shown in the figure:

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After updating the data to Normal data, you can use it to associate with the Match Configuration.