Sports Tactics Board

Sports Tactics Board is a utility that allows coaches, trainers and officials to describe sports tactics, strategies and positioning using a magnetic or chalk-board style approach. Supports soccer, hockey, volleyball and floorball.

Features

Supports more than one sport (currently Soccer/Football, Hockey, Volleyball, Floorball, Futsal and American Football).
Records sequences of positions for documenting tactical strategies or plays.
Save and loads tactical sequences - allows building a library of plays or drills.
Supports pre-defined layouts that position players, ball/puck and officials.
Supports exporting images and image sequences to files or clipboard.
English and German translations of the UI. (Not working that greate now)

This project has been forked from, Some parts taken from, old home page

Screenshots

New

.Net 6.0
More .net Core changes and updates
Support for soccer (Swedish rules)
- 5 vs 5
- 7 vs 7
- 9 vs 9

Copyrights
License
Supported Platforms 3.1. Requirements
Installation 4.1. Windows Installer (MSI file) 4.2. Binary installation 4.3. Source installation
Compiling From Source Code 5.1. Requirements 5.2. Procedure 5.2.1. Visual Studio (any version supporting C#) 5.2.2. No Development Environment on Windows with .NET 6.0 Runtime Installed
5.2.3. .NET Framework SDK or Windows SDK

1. Copyrights

2. License

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.

3. Supported Platforms

Windows 10
Windows 11 Can work on older if they can use .net 6.0

3.1 Requirements

.net 6.0

4. Installation

There are three different methods of installation. The preferred and the easiest is using the Windows Installer (MSI). Most uses shoudl use this method.

4.1 Windows Installer (MSI file)

Ensure that the Microsoft .net 6.0 runtime is installed on your computer.
Download the MSI file from the downloads area. old Link, new link will follow
Save the download to your computer.
Open the MSI file (e.g. by double-clicking on it in Windows Explorer) to install
Follow the instructions in the installer.

4.2 Binary installation

Ensure that the Microsoft .net 6.0 runtime is installed on your computer.
Download the ZIP file containing the binaries from the downloads area. old Link, new link will follow
Extract the files into a folder, e.g.: C:\Program Files\Sports Tactics Board
Run the program by double-clicking on SportsTacticsBoard.exe

4.3 Source installation

Ensure that the Microsoft .net 6.0 Framework runtime is installed on your computer.
Download the ZIP file containing the source code from the downloads area. old Link, new link will follow
Extract the source code to a folder, e.g.: C:\Source\SportsTacticsBoard
Follow the instructions in section 5. Compiling From Source Code

5. Compiling From Source Code

Source code can be obtained from SourceForge.net. See the following URLs and follow standard SourceForge process for obtaining source code: https://github.com/ModeenF/SportsTacticsBoard

5.1 Requirements

There is no need for any special development environment to compile or build this program from source code. However you will need other tools to build the installers or other outputs.

If you have any supported Windows platform with the .net 6.0 runtime installed, you can compile this program from source code.

The following development tools can also be used to modify and compile the program:

Visual Studio 2022 Commerical product available from Microsoft and resellers. For more information see: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/default.aspx
Microsoft .net 6.0 SDK No-cost SDK for Windows and .NET development Downloadable from: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/6.0

In order to build the installer and other targets, you will need the following:

(will change, for now this don't work)

Windows Installer XML Toolset (WiX) v3.0.5419.0 The Windows Installer XML (WiX) is a toolset that builds Windows installation packages from XML source code. Downloadable from: http://wix.sourceforge.net/ Installation Notes:
- Default installation path of C:\Program Files\Windows Installer XML v3 is the easiest, otherwise you may have to modify files.
- Builds automatically from NAnt build script.

5.2 Procedure

See the appropriate section below that corresponds to the environment you have.

non of these are working for now..

5.2.1 Visual Studio 2022 (any version supporting C#)

Open the solution file (.SLN file) from the root folder of the repository.
Build the project using normal build procedures (either Build Solution or Batch Build from the Build menu).

5.2.2 No Development Environment on Windows with .NET 6.0 Runtime Installed

Open a command shell: Start | Run... Type: "cmd", hit OK
Change working directories to the folder with the complete source tree extracted to. e.g.: CD /D C:\SportsTacticsBoard-src
Run build-net35-runtime.bat by typing: build-net35-runtime in the command shell and hitting enter.

5.2.3 .NET Framework SDK or Windows SDK

Open an "SDK Command Prompt" or "CMD Shell" window from Start | Programs | Microsoft .NET 6.0 SDK OR Start | Programs | Microsoft Windows SDK
Change working directories to the folder with the complete source tree extracted to. e.g.: CD /D C:\SportsTacticsBoard-src
Run MSBuild for the targets you wish to compile. e.g.: msbuild /p:Configuration=Release

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