Which lobby fits?
Game version, driver count, consoles, and controllers need to work together before the first race.
Turniermeister includes a dedicated Mario Kart race mode: up to 12 drivers per lobby in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, up to 24 in Mario Kart World, 4 or 12 races per set, and automatic standings.
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Mario Kart brings instant fun, but several races, changing placements, and the overall ranking quickly become difficult to manage without a clear workflow.
Game version, driver count, consoles, and controllers need to work together before the first race.
The overall ranking should update after every placement instead of being maintained on paper.
For a Quick Heat or Grand Prix, the current race status needs to remain clear for the organizer.
The plan distinguishes Mario Kart 8 Deluxe with up to 12 and Mario Kart World with up to 24 drivers per lobby.
Quick Heat means 4 races, while Grand Prix means 12 races in one lobby with a clear race sequence.
Placements are converted into points on the server and carried into the race standings.
The race mode connects the lobby, races, placements, and overall ranking in one workflow.
| Criterion | On Paper | With Turniermeister |
|---|---|---|
| Lobby | Drivers, consoles, and controllers have to be coordinated every time. | Game version, capacity, and stations are defined in the race plan. |
| Points | Placements from several races have to be added manually. | The server calculates points and updates the standings. |
| Race workflow | The current status is spread across paper or spreadsheets. | Race Control brings sets, races, results, and progress together. |
The current Race Control is designed for the tournament organizer and can be used as a central display on a larger screen.
The current template offers two race profiles for one shared lobby.
Four races per set: a compact format for short events or a quick qualification.
Twelve races per set: the more extensive profile, where total points decide the ranking across several races.
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The race mode supports up to 12 drivers per lobby in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and up to 24 in Mario Kart World. The actual number also depends on the configured consoles and controllers.
Quick Heat contains 4 races per set. Grand Prix contains 12 races per set. Both profiles score placements across the shared lobby.
Yes. After placements are entered, the server calculates the points and updates the race standings. Configured tie-break rules are used when needed.
No. The current race mode uses one shared lobby and an overall ranking across the races. A separate group or knockout final is not part of this race workflow yet.
The core race plan, lobby, races, result entry, and standings are available. A public race page for live results and spectators is possible; additional Mario Kart battle modes are still being developed.
Set the game version, drivers, consoles, and race profile, then keep races, results, and total points in view in Race Control.
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