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    Hi!

    I'm setting-up leaderboard divisions in my game and I'm wondering what the rank rule of "Rank % >" is a percentage of? Is it a percentage of the users currently in that division instance, or is it a percentage of the maximum number of users per instance? If it's the latter, is there an API to access that maximum user count? It doesn't seem to be in the TournamentConfig like I would have expected

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    Paul Winterhalder brainCloudAdmin
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    Hi Phillipe,

    It would be a percentage of the players in the current division. (Or in the case of a tournament without divisions - it would be of the entire tournament).

    If you want to reward the top 5 players of a division - regardless of the size of the division (knowing that the last division may not be full) - I would suggest you use absolute #'s (i.e. "Rank" or "Rank up to" for the rule...).

    I'll look into the division meta-data...

    Anyway - I hope that helps!

    Paul.

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    Hi Paul,

    Yes this answers my question. I guess since the percentage is based on the number of players, I could query the number by checking how many entries there are in a given division leaderboard?

    In any case I'll stick to absolute ranks for now as you suggest. I was looking into percentages to future-proof our client API.

    Thank you for the quick help!

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