Understand your LIVE battle overlay

Before you start

• A connected TikTok account and a supported LIVE Match for the live check.
• A saved battle widget in the intended scene and output size.

Read the right score

The regular LIVE battle display follows the battle information reported by TikTok. Battle points are not the same as gift coins, and a supporter ranking is not a substitute for a participant’s score.

Check the current battle status, participants and score-update evidence in Battles. An overlay score correction changes the presentation; it does not edit TikTok’s result or another participant’s account.

Match the participants and canvas

1. Select the appropriate participant layout for the battle you are showing.
2. Choose whether the battle card stays visible or is hidden between battles using its visibility controls.
3. Inspect the actual source at phone size, including long names, multiple participants and a final result.
4. If automatic layout selection is enabled, review the saved target positions. Match layout switching and guest-based scene switching are separate settings.

Series and manual corrections

A series tracks the sequence you configured. Review its target, current result and any explicit correction controls before changing a recorded outcome. A manual display mode is not evidence that live battle events are arriving.

If the display is late or missing, compare event receipt, current battle state and the streaming preview. The public broadcast has an additional delivery path that must be measured separately.

Rehearse deliberately

The battle test is an explicit rehearsal and can appear on an open output. Use it when you intend to check the battle card, final and podium. A rehearsal must not be treated as a real result or a way to change live scores.

Account-restricted show tools remain separate from the general beta. Use only the controls available to your account and verify the real provider event path before depending on it during a show.