RiftSight

Deck tracker for Rift Atlas, and card hovers on Riftbound streams.

RiftSight lets you hover the cards in Riftbound videos and streams to see each one full size: Rift Atlas and TCG Arena games, and physical play. It works on YouTube and twitch.tv with nothing for the streamer to set up, and streams that use RiftSight add the streamer's deck. Players also get a deck tracker and an optional match history. No RiftSight account needed to play or watch. New here? Step-by-step setup guide: https://riftsight.gg/setup Nothing to set up after installing: every feature is available from the RiftSight toolbar button (in Chrome's Extensions menu) and its Settings & Help page. VIDEOS AND STREAMS - Open RiftSight from Chrome's Extensions menu and click "Try on this tab", or turn on Watch so it is on for every visit (Chrome asks once, for Twitch and YouTube). No account or sign-up. - On a YouTube video or a twitch.tv stream or video showing Rift Atlas, TCG Arena or physical play, click the RiftSight button at the top right of the video once ("Try on this tab" does it for you). Then rest the pointer on a card to see it full size. RiftSight remembers your choice for that video, or for that twitch.tv channel. - When RiftSight isn't sure what a card is, it shows nothing. RiftSight named 93 of 96 readable Radiance cards on Rift Atlas and TCG Arena in our test; newly revealed cards are added in regular updates. - Recognition runs in your browser: video frames are never uploaded. - On a stream that uses RiftSight, card hovers come from the streamer's game and are on by default; the RiftSight button turns them off or on for that channel. If cards don't line up with the stream, adjust "Stream delay" in the RiftSight popup. - When the streamer shares their deck, a Deck button in the corner of the video opens it: the cards left, their champion and sideboard. Hover any row for the full art, or copy the list for the site's import. It follows the video, and you can hide it per channel or turn it off everywhere. - Viewer settings (on the Settings & Help page): card outlines and shared decks, one set for both platforms. STREAMING 1. Open RiftSight and, under Stream, connect your Twitch and/or YouTube channel. One RiftSight account covers both. 2. Start a game on Rift Atlas (a Solo Room works). Viewers can hover your cards automatically once you're connected; "Pause" in the popup lets you practice privately. 3. Right after you connect, RiftSight asks how Rift Atlas appears on your stream: one click if the game fills the video; otherwise match the box to a screenshot of your stream. Change it any time from Overlay setup in the popup. 4. Go live. Viewers hover the cards on your board to see their full art. 5. Optional: turn on "Share deck with viewers" in the popup so viewers with RiftSight can open your deck over your stream. Off by default. Viewers can work out cards in your hand from the list, your sideboard, battlefields and runes are shared while it's on, and anyone can copy the list. The switch is also in the deck tracker's gear, a "Shared" marker shows in the tracker while it's on, and Settings & Help shows what viewers see. Optional OBS graphic: on the Settings & Help page, turn on "OBS deck graphic", create the OBS URL and add it as a Browser Source. It shows your deck list, how many of each card are left and your last card played to everyone watching; together with the board, viewers can work out cards in your hand. Off by default. DECK TRACKER - Follows your deck as you play: cards left ("N / 39") sorted by cost, next-draw odds, your champion, your last card played and the cards your opponent has shown. In a best-of-three it shows the game number and your sideboarding changes. - Keep it in the game page (Normal or Small size for smaller screens, in its gear), or move it to a separate window (Settings & Help → Display location) so it stays out of your stream capture. - "Copy deck list" copies your deck in the site's import format. MATCH HISTORY - Off until you turn on "Save match history" in Settings & Help; it starts with your next game. Each saved game keeps the result, both legends, the cards each side showed and a game log. Export or delete any match. It is stored only in your browser and never leaves it. PRIVACY RiftSight never reveals anything the game keeps hidden from you, such as an opponent's hand or a face-down card. Card recognition runs on your device and never uploads video frames. By default it only accesses play.riftatlas.com. Access to twitch.tv and youtube.com is optional and requested only when you turn on watching there; "Try on this tab" works on the one tab you click it on, until you reload it. RiftSight is an unofficial fan project. RiftSight was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project.