FAQ

AbsoluteBalls.net is a free esports analytics and league operations platform. Players can analyze replay data, while league owners can organize seasons, divisions, teams, rosters, historical data, and live competition from one workspace.

No for public Rocket League replay analysis. Connect Ballchasing when you need access to private or unlisted replay groups tied to your Ballchasing account.

Rocket League players and coaches should start with AbsoluteBalls.net Desktop Beta. The Player HUD works in open play without choosing a league fixture first, and Replay Sync is optional. League owners should start with Leagues; broadcasters can use Live after the league workspace exists.

Give AbsoluteBalls.net whatever official sources you have: an XLSX schedule/records file, a Ballchasing season or division root, or both. The system builds what it can prove from those sources.

It is the competition period used to organize the league later, such as Season 7, Season 8, Spring 2027, or Worlds 2027. Divisions such as Challengers, Legends, and Titans live inside that event/season.

League owners can correct presentation names for seasons, divisions, teams, and players. The original source identity remains underneath so a cosmetic correction does not rewrite replay evidence.

Missing evidence stays missing. AbsoluteBalls.net does not invent zero-stat games or fake records. You can add roster identities manually and refresh later when better replay coverage becomes available.

Yes. League data controls can exclude a player from current leaderboard presentation while preserving the underlying historical records.

Yes. The current public league APIs can be used by a web developer as the data source for standings, leaderboards, records, team pages, and other league views. A no-code Copy Embed presentation builder is planned, but is not part of the current release yet.

Live Broadcast is available now for Rocket League telemetry and series state. A no-code broadcast presentation builder that generates ready-to-paste browser-source overlay URLs is the next presentation layer; do not expect one-click overlay URLs in the current release yet.

Open a public league workspace and use its public league endpoints for manifest, data, and broadcast-oriented output. For cross-site integrations, fetch from the league website's backend/server rather than assuming direct browser CORS access.

AbsoluteBalls.net Desktop Beta uses Rocket League's official Stats API. Open play works directly in the Desktop app without choosing a league fixture first. If trustworthy league context exists, it is added automatically. It does not require memory reading or game injection.

On a standard Epic or Steam install, Desktop auto-detects the Rocket League Stats API config and replay folder. Turn Player HUD on, approve the one-time Windows administrator prompt if it appears, start a game, and choose yourself once in the lobby. Ballchasing authorization is optional and only needed for Replay Sync uploads.

AbsoluteBalls.net Desktop is still a Windows beta, so a fresh build can trigger Windows SmartScreen while the app builds signing and reputation history. That warning is separate from the app's own setup flow.

No. Live data is provisional. Saved replay/Ballchasing data remains the verified source for final historical records and replay-derived positioning metrics.

No. Benchmarks, associations, comparisons, and coaching targets are evidence-grounded decision aids. Association is not automatically causation.

No. League owners can change front-end presentation and official administrative display values, but imported evidence stays preserved underneath.