KickViz — Complete Documentation

Everything you need to build tactical scenarios in the visualizer — from your first click to advanced zone animations.

Video tutorials

Watch here or open a tutorial on our official YouTube channel. Choose a topic and follow along in the visualizer. Videos are narrated in English. Written guides are available alongside them.

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Written guides

New here? These guides will help you get started: Overview & First Steps · The Timeline System

Getting Started

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Overview & First Steps
What the visualizer is, how the screen is organised, and your first scenario in under a minute.
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Navigation & Viewport
Icon-only controls, Follow with orbit and zoom, compact mobile navigation, and hiding timeline panels.
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The Scenario Tree
How a scenario is a tree of branches, how to split one, what a branch inherits from its parent, and what the priority numbers mean.
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Working in a Branch’s Timeline
The timeline of the branch you have open: the playhead, tracks, keyframes, segments and the AUTO key system.

Branches & Playback

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The Master Timeline & Your Path
One segment per branch, how the bar shows the path you chose, and how to walk the whole scenario.
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Animation & Playback
Master Play across the chosen path, branch-only playback, resuming, and the 0.5×–4.0× speed menu.

Items & Tracks

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Players
Adding, selecting and moving players; their Movement, Action and Graphic tracks; how to use every player menu.
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The Ball
Placing the ball, its Movement and Attachment tracks, dribbling with a player, and releasing it.
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Cones
Placing cones, moving them, and keyframing their movement like any other item.
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Targets
Placing targets, moving them, and keyframing their movement.
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Zones
The three zone types, editing their shapes, visual windows (radius / shape / colour), and attaching vertices to players.

Organizing

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Undo & Redo
What you can take back — scene edits, keys and whole branches — and what undo does to the branch you are viewing.
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Saving, Loading & Sharing
Save the branch tree, keep teams separate, sync each category across devices, and prepare content for offline use.