Calibration
Calibration is how dartpilot learns your board. It maps the board’s segments to what the cameras see, so a dart is scored where it actually landed. It’s the one step you should never skip.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- Cameras are mounted and positioned (Placing your cameras).
- Lighting is set and won’t change during calibration.
- The board is fixed in place.
Running calibration
Section titled “Running calibration”- Open the calibration tool in the desktop app.
- Follow the prompts to mark the board and the segment boundaries.
- Let the app process the calibration frames.
- Throw a few darts at known segments and confirm they score correctly.
Keeping it accurate
Section titled “Keeping it accurate”Calibration holds as long as nothing moves. Re-run it if the board is moved, a camera is bumped, or the lighting changes significantly.