Scrimmie!
What is Scrimmie?
Scrimmie! is a stress-free, easy to use scrim code for Overwatch.
Unlike other scrim codes, Scrimmie! aims to bring features that makes team play more accessible and fun, while using a simple interface, a low server load, and compatibility across all platforms.
Credit goes to Seita, Caldoran, and Overstat for the implementation of their code in this project.
Beta Builds & Source Code: Official Github
Scrimmie! Professional: A8XVJ
6v6 Version
- This version is out of date, feel free to still use though
Latest Version: 3.6.10
Last Tested on Patch 2.21.0.0 - 146669
Released February 13, 2026
Multi-Language Support
Scrimmie! allows players to select their own language!
Language is set per player, and will default to the Default Language setting in Workshop Settings.
Press Interact + Reload to Change Language
| Language | Translated by |
|---|---|
| English | CBF |
| Spanish / Español | CBF, ofmoonlite, Brickwall |
| Korean / 한국어 | Zerowon (롤링) |
| French / Français | ofmoonlite |
| Japanese / 日本語 | CBF |
| Chinese (Simplified) / 简体中文 | Unrequired |
| Chinese (Traditional) / 繁體中文 | Unrequired |
On Import Scrimmie! defaults to English
Adding Time
Press your Ultimate to add time to the clock.
There is a limit on how much time you can add. By default this is set at 2 minutes.
Time is added in 60 second intervals by default.
Readying System
Press Crouch + Interact to ready your team
Once both teams have readied, the timer will be set to 5 seconds. After the 5 seconds, the map will start.
Adding time during the 5 second period will unready your team, and prevent the match from starting.
Player Status
Players often take breaks between map rounds, and many times their teammates are unaware of this. Player Status is designed to prevent this.
How does Player Status Work?
If a player does not perform any of these actions for 25 seconds, they will be marked as AFK:
- Moving
- Firing your Weapon
- Using any Ability
- Adding Time
- Jumping
- Crouching
Performing any of these actions will mark the player as active.
When a player is marked as AFK, the game will display their name and status in the top left of the Help HUD, right below the Scrimmie! information. Players who are AFK are also outlined in Yellow.
When a player returns, their name is removed from the HUD and the yellow outline is removed.
This feature only works in the Setup Phase, and does not affect Gameplay.
Ready Confirmation
Ready Confirmation is a setting combined with Player Status, that is designed to prevent accidental ready-ups when a teammate is AFK.
Player Status must be enabled in order to enable this feature.
When enabled, if one of your teammates is AFK and you try and ready, the game will ask you if you would like to ready anyway.
The game will only prompt you once, so you don't need to worry about it asking you again after one of your players returns.
Press the ready keybind again (Crouch + Interact) to confirm your ready-up.
Defender Teleports
Press Melee to Teleport.
- Note: You must be on a Hybrid or Escort map, on defense, in spawn
Hold Reload to switch heroes while on Defense (You don't need to be in spawn).
Scrimmie! Defender Teleports work with all new Overwatch 2 maps, as well as all holiday-themed maps.
Force Map Completion
On Hybrid or Escort, if the attacking team does not make it to the end of the map, the game will allow the previously defending team to complete the full map, regardless of the first team's progress.
Flashpoint
Flashpoint is fully supported by Scrimmie! This means that Flashpoint will play all 5 points, and then return to lobby automatically.
For Spectators: the next Flashpoint is displayed in the middle of the screen
Disconnect Resume
If a player disconnects in the middle of a map, the game will pause automatically. If that player returns and selects the same hero, they will retain their ultimate charge and position on the map.
Spectator Scoreboard
The Spectator Scoreboard provides Spectators statistics and information on the match.
Key:
| Abbreviation | Statistic |
|---|---|
| DD | Damage Dealt (Includes Damage To Barriers) |
| DT | Damage Taken |
| FB | Final Blows |
| D | Deaths |
| HD | Healing Dealt |
| UU | Ultimates Used |
General Features
- 1-2-2 Role Lock is enabled by default
- Tank Role Passive Health Bonus set to 1-2-2
- Tank heroes will have full health instead of Arcade numbers
- Skins are enabled by default (feel free to turn off in the Modes / All Settings)
- The Assault gamemode has been disabled
- Control is set to First to Three
- Flashpoint will play all 5 points, and then return to lobby automatically
Controls
Please check the Controls section at the top of this page to check by Platform.
Controls are also shown for your Platform in the Help HUD in the Top Right while in the Setup Phase.
Interact by default is F on PC, and may need to be bound on Console in Settings.
Scrimmie! Professional
Scrimmie! Professional is a slightly modified version of Scrimmie! intended for teams competing in the Overwatch Champions Series.
Professional
- Maximum Setup Time set to 300 seconds (5 minutes)
- Log Generator - On
Import Code: A8XVJ
Please leave me feedback if you would like something added or changed.
LogTime Integration (PC Only)
LogTime, made by Caldoran, adds Workshop Log Files that provide in-depth statistics.
How to Turn on LogTime:
1. Settings --> Gameplay --> General --> Enable Workshop Inspector Log File
2. Custom Game --> Settings --> Workshop Settings --> Enable Log Generator
Where do I find the Log Files?
File Explorer --> Documents --> Overwatch --> Workshop
They are sorted by date so just find the one that corresponds with the map
What do I do with the file?
You can run the .csv files through the ScrimTime Parser, and then upload it to Google Drive, Excel, or any other program that will read .xlsx (Excel) files.
For more information, please visit LogTime's official workshop.codes page.
Workshop Settings
1. Scrimmie!
- Default Language
- Sets the Default Language for all players.
- Allow Disconnect Resume
- Maximum Setup Time
- Allows Lobby Owner to change the maximum amount of time players can add to the clock in the setup phase. By default this is set at 2 minutes (120 seconds), with a maximum of 5 minutes. Please check out the v1.2.0 Update Log post for more information.
- Allows Lobby Owner to change the maximum amount of time players can add to the clock in the setup phase. By default this is set at 2 minutes (120 seconds), with a maximum of 5 minutes. Please check out the v1.2.0 Update Log post for more information.
- Setup Time Interval
- This changes the amount of time added== when you add time to the setup timer.== On PC this is done pressing Q while the game is not in progress.
2. Spectator Scoreboard
- Toggle Spectator Scoreboard
- Scoreboard Size
- Small
- Large
3. Player Status
- Toggle Player Status
- Require Confirmation to Ready if a player is AFK
- Enables/Disables Ready Confirmation
- REQUIRES THAT PLAYER STATUS IS ENABLED
- Enables/Disables Ready Confirmation
4. LogTime
Please check out the Official LogTime Page for information on its settings
Frequently Asked Questions
How often is Scrimmie! updated?
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I have a Development Timeline posted below this FAQ where you can see a rough roadmap of what I'm thinking. Bug fixes are usually not included there as those updates happen sporadically.
At this point (June 2024), I'm mostly in maintenance mode, meaning that the code will receive regular updates to keep it compatible and relevant, but feature updates may be slow.
Why use Scrimmie?
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Scrimmie is a collaboration between me and the community. This code was from the very beginning built with teams in mind. As a competitive player myself, I try to think of how I could improve the scrim experience through the lens of the many teammates, coaches, and managers I have played with over the years.
In addition, I regularly share what I'm working on and try and gather feedback before features go live. I now try and playtest any major update to Scrimmie! to prevent bugs that I can just not find looking by myself.
Player Status originally was supposed to bring individual readying to Scrimmie, but from community feedback people told me that one of the main reasons that they liked Scrimmie is because it was simple, and easy to use.
Individual readying made it harder to use the code, and was a reason that they used the code over others. They were right, and I had lost track of the original vision for the code, so I pivoted to the Player Status present in v3.2 today!
Can I request a feature?
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Yes! I'd love to add any good idea someone has!
You can comment on this page, or join the Discord Server: https://discord.gg/pahwXGgJAH
I rely on community feedback to make this code. Since I've built this code into what I dreamed of since the beginning, ideas have slowed way down. All bug fixes and most feature updates are a result of someone like you reaching out on Discord or Twitter!
How do I report a bug?
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You can DM or @ me on Twitter @cbfow, but it's better to join the Scrimmie! Discord: https://discord.gg/pahwXGgJAH
How do I update Scrimmie?
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Just reimport the code! The game will automatically import the most up-to-date version
I'm having an issue with the code, what should I do?
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The first thing is to try and reimport the code to the newest version. If that does not fix your issue, it is most likely a bug, in which I would suggest you report it (see "How do I report a bug?" above)
Join the Scrimmie! Community
Official Discord Server
A little bit more about me
Hi I'm CBF! I actively competed in Overwatch from 2019-2023. I have 2 championships under my belt, and have grinded from Bronze to Masters, scrimming up to 4.4k and playing in GM Tournaments.
I made this code because I got tired of many teams (including my own) using old, broken, janky codes that hadn't been updated since Overwatch 1. Their features had broken as a result of them not being updated, and I thought that was a shame since in their prime, codes such as Overstat way exceeded what I thought was possible to do in the Workshop.
My goal with this project is to make this code the best it can be. I've released big feature updates such as v3.0 with the help of my amazing translation team, whom I can't thank enough. Since then, I've released many updates that have continued to improve Scrimmie! into the best it can be for players and teams. I plan to continue supporting this code so the people who love it can keep using it!
Lastly, thank you all for trying out the code. I'm glad that so many people like the code, and are actively using it! When I started, I didn't know anything about the Workshop. Now, I've coded AFK Mode and Multi-Language Support from scratch. I think this code is the reason that I want to be an Engineer and make cool stuff, so thank you guys for that! As always, keep having fun!
CREDITS
- Scrimmie! is based off of Overstat v0.5c (A scrim tool developed for Overwatch 1)
- Overstat is based off of the Seita Scrim preset
- LogTime, developed by Caldoran, has been implemented into this project
- Caldoran has their own scrim code: ScrimTime
Want to use/modify Scrimmie?
Feel free to iterate on this code, I and welcome improvements to help make the code better. Message me on Discord: cbf2006, I'd be happy to add to the code. If you want to use a substantial amount of Scrimmie for your own workshop gamemode, all I ask is that you give credit to me (CBF).
The source code of Scrimmie! is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
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7 Comments
Did you created a custom progress tracking system for the Push game mode to determine the result for the teams? it's really cubberstome, but respect to you for finding an easy solution for such case. Cause unfortunately Overwatch did not provide a useful way to do that in a convenient way. Using Payload Progress Percentage or Team Score Of, results into null.
We tried for hours to fix to determine the correct winner for Escort and Hybrid, Push should work fine without any code.
The issue is the only way to manually declare a winner is by preventing the game from doing it. This means adding a "Disable Built-In Game Mode Completion" rule. However, after that is done, there's no way to check when overtime is done.
So basically you'd have to recreate overtime in the workshop, and then run the logic. In me and my friend's opinion (who was helping me try to get it to work), the server load of running that is probably very high. Even if it's moderate, you know the Workshop, it gets overloaded sometimes regardless. So we didn't want to compromise the reliability of the code just so people could be happy that it told them they won. It was much better to just declare a draw, as is done in Flashpoint.
There's a post in the workshop.codes Discord where I asked CactusPuppy about this. Here's the link to it: https://discord.com/channels/570672959799164958/1147691702128214086
This is basically an elaborated version of what I posted in the v2.8 Patch Notes which you can find here: https://workshop.codes/Y2TXE/update-log
I see, sorry for the late reply, i ended up creating my own way of tracking the progress in Push which involves your mentioned "re-creation of an overtime", that was a price i rather considered to pay, though implementation is not that hard, and the server load stays stable, even adding extra stuff like position tracking of the barricades. I needed to find a way to track progress in Push mode and in the end with that stuff to determine which team lost, won or if the outcome is a draw for some calculation stuf for my major project. It's a shame that Push does not got any love from Blizzard to consider this issue and optimize the workshop's respective functions to work with Push. All other modes face no problem with me, it just works :D. Thank you for your input on that matter you helped me so much by sharing your experiences.
Best regards
Kizaru
I'm so glad I was able to help! I really wish the Overwatch team would give the Workshop the tlc it deserves. It's been over 2 months since April and we still have the duplicate gamemodes which keep screwing up my code! Good luck with your project :)
Thanks! Yeah i hope Workshop gets some overhaul too, a friend of mine quit workshopping because of that lack. He still helps me with some cases though, but insists to give up any hope, unfortunately for him i can't :D.
Hey there CBF, I'm glad to see you've integrated LogTime into your mod!
Your mod's lookin' good, and you might've inspired some new options for ScrimTime 😉
Keep up the great work, and I look forward to seeing more from you!
Hey thanks, I appreciate it! I've played ScrimTime a few times, and I really like it and what you've done with it!