What is it?
The Recap Wizard Game Score is a tool to help the awesome Madden CFM community save time, while creating league content quickly. It takes the exported data from daddyleagues and creates a dynamic game summary.
Who is this for?
Online CFM users can use the import tool to create scoreboards of their favorite games and moments, and as long as they have their CFM uploaded to daddyleagues, it takes just a few clicks!
Online CFM Leagues can use the tool to help broadcast important games, milestones, or league results to the rest of their league, the CFM community, or the public at large.
Offline CFM users can use the tool by manually entering just a few details. A great way to remember exciting games from your team’s season.
How to Use:
Go to RecapWizard.com
Click the Game Recap button
From here you have 2 options; import data from a Daddyleagues game, or manually enter in the stats.
To import from Daddyleagues, go to the game summary on your respective CFM daddyleagues site and copy/paste the url into the space above the import button. Then, click import. The stats and teams will auto-fill, and all that’s left is to press Create.
To manually enter stats, simply click the Home Team or Away Team section and a drop down will appear, which you can fill in to your heart’s delight. When you’re finished with both Home Team and Away Team, press Create.
Retro Players On or Off : There’s a checkbox to toggle the players in the game recap. In the screenshots included, I’ve used both options, so that you can see the difference. Future plans including adding current players among other options.
Once on the output screen, you will see several options; edit, download, share to twitter (still a WIP, coming soon!), and create.
Edit – if you’d like to go back and enter a statistic that didn’t initially appear from the import. As an example, say your defensive player made a clutch punt block to save the game – just add it in!
Download – in order to upload onto twitter, or email within your league, just press the download button* to export a .png of the recap. Save anywhere you like and upload like a regular file.
*On iPhones, select and long hold the recap picture in order to save to the phone, a quirk of the apple ecosystem.
Share to Twitter – still a Work in Progress, but we created this tool specifically to allow you to create content as easily as possible, so a ‘no worries, just post to my twitter’ option is coming soon!
Create – if you’d like to go back to make another recap, or maybe you accidentally copied the wrong link, this is the button to return to the beginning.
Recap w/ Retro Players :
Recap without Retro Players
The Recap Wizard Game Score is a tool to help the awesome Madden CFM community save time, while creating league content quickly. It takes the exported data from daddyleagues and creates a dynamic game summary.
Who is this for?
Online CFM users can use the import tool to create scoreboards of their favorite games and moments, and as long as they have their CFM uploaded to daddyleagues, it takes just a few clicks!
Online CFM Leagues can use the tool to help broadcast important games, milestones, or league results to the rest of their league, the CFM community, or the public at large.
Offline CFM users can use the tool by manually entering just a few details. A great way to remember exciting games from your team’s season.
How to Use:
Go to RecapWizard.com
Click the Game Recap button
From here you have 2 options; import data from a Daddyleagues game, or manually enter in the stats.
To import from Daddyleagues, go to the game summary on your respective CFM daddyleagues site and copy/paste the url into the space above the import button. Then, click import. The stats and teams will auto-fill, and all that’s left is to press Create.
To manually enter stats, simply click the Home Team or Away Team section and a drop down will appear, which you can fill in to your heart’s delight. When you’re finished with both Home Team and Away Team, press Create.
Retro Players On or Off : There’s a checkbox to toggle the players in the game recap. In the screenshots included, I’ve used both options, so that you can see the difference. Future plans including adding current players among other options.
Once on the output screen, you will see several options; edit, download, share to twitter (still a WIP, coming soon!), and create.
Edit – if you’d like to go back and enter a statistic that didn’t initially appear from the import. As an example, say your defensive player made a clutch punt block to save the game – just add it in!
Download – in order to upload onto twitter, or email within your league, just press the download button* to export a .png of the recap. Save anywhere you like and upload like a regular file.
*On iPhones, select and long hold the recap picture in order to save to the phone, a quirk of the apple ecosystem.
Share to Twitter – still a Work in Progress, but we created this tool specifically to allow you to create content as easily as possible, so a ‘no worries, just post to my twitter’ option is coming soon!
Create – if you’d like to go back to make another recap, or maybe you accidentally copied the wrong link, this is the button to return to the beginning.
Recap w/ Retro Players :
Recap without Retro Players
Find us @recapwiz and if you have any feedback, bugs or suggestions of other projects please follow and PM.
And if you use it, @recapwiz so we can retweet it!
And if you use it, @recapwiz so we can retweet it!
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