Figures

Open Artistic Swimming › Figures. Figures live in lists, because the DD (degree of difficulty) changes from one cycle to the next.

The lists

In the picker at the top, choose the list. Each option shows the name, season and scope:

• Global: lists ready for every organization, such as the World Aquatics list (with drawings and step-by-step breakdown). For you they are read-only; the screen says Global list, read only. Duplicate it to edit.
• Your organization’s lists: you edit, add and delete figures.

Have the organization’s own list

1. Select the list to start from (for example, the global one).
2. Click Duplicate list.
3. Adjust the List name (it comes with “(copy)”), the Season and Notes, and check the Scope (your organization).
4. Click Save.

To start from scratch, use New list. Your own lists also show Edit list and Delete list; a list used by any meet cannot be deleted.

The figure table

Columns: Code, Category (I to IV), Official name, Portuguese name and DD. Use Search to filter by code or name (English or Portuguese). The icon next to the name means the figure has a drawing.

See the drawing and the step-by-step breakdown

Click the figure’s name (or Details). The window shows:

• The code, the name, the DD and the Category.
• The figure’s drawing. When the drawing belongs to another figure, the window says which (Drawing in figure…).
• The Portuguese description and the Official description (English).
• The Step by step: one frame per section, starting with the starting position (Start), with each section’s NVT and PV and the Total.

Add or correct a figure (organization lists)

1. Click New figure (or the pencil of a figure).
2. Fill in Code, Official name and DD (greater than 0 and lower than 10).
3. Fill in the Portuguese name and the Category.
4. If you want, fill in the Portuguese description and the Official description (English).
5. Click Save.

Portuguese names

A Portuguese name left blank is filled in by an automatic translation of the terms (for example, Spin becomes “parafuso”, Twist becomes “giro”, Bent Knee becomes “com joelho flexionado”). A name translated this way shows the to review tag until someone checks it; a typed name counts as reviewed. On the Portuguese screen the admin shows the Portuguese name whenever there is one; in English it shows the official name.