Activity

The Activity Section

You can access the Activity section by tapping the most left icon on the bottom menu.

Things to Do in Activity

Activity Feed

Your view into all sessions from around the world! Activity shows off all the sessions on WOO in one big feed. See which parts of the world are having a big day, who’s getting out there, and help share the stoke!

Apply Filters

Filtering options enable you to narrow down what is being shown to you. Use them to make the activity feed more personal or meaningful. No matter what you're looking for, you'll find a filter that will get the job done.

The uppermost option is to choose between sessions coming from everyone on WOO (Community) or just the riders you follow on WOO (Following).

Right below, you can apply different "Filters". You can decide to see sessions from specific genders only, geographically filter by selecting a continent, country or spot only, or filter for board types (Twintip, Directional, Foil), different nationalities, different age groups, or even weight.

You can also apply a hashtag (#) to only show sessions that have that hashtag in their session.

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NOTE:

There are some filters that are only available for PRO members.

Find out more about PRO here: LINK

To the right of Filters you'll find yet another option named "Game Filters". Use it to get shown a specific game mode. You can choose between Big Air, Freeride and Freestyle mode. Find out more about the different modes HERE (LINK MISSING)

Pull-to-Refresh

If you're at the top of the Activity Feed, you can simply swipe down to cause the Activity to refresh, that way you can make sure you don't miss any new sessions coming in.

Notifications

We'll make sure that if something noteworthy happens on WOO, you'll be the first to know about it. You can access all your notifications by tapping the icon on the top-left corner of the Activity section. We'll send you a notification in case one of the following happens:

· Someone started Following you.
· Someone liked your session.
· Someone commented on your session.
· Someone you follow posted a big session.
· Someone commented on a session you also commented on.

WOO H.Q. will sometimes send community updates to everyone on the App through a push notification. Of course this only happens rarely to prevent it from being annoying.

Of course, you can always opt out of any notification event, or turn off Push Notification altogether from the Options menu within your Profile.

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Session Details

See more information about someone's session within the Session Details. You get can to the Session Details of a session by simply tapping a session from the Activity Feed, or from within someone's Profile (including from your own Profile). Within the Session Details, you'll see several segments:

· Session Photo & Description
· Social Interaction Icons
· Achievements (if applicable)
· Session Stats
· Jump Breakdown Graph
· Jump Table (links to Jump Table)
· Edit Session

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Did You Know?

Session Photo
When you upload a photo with your session, your photo will be displayed as Session Photo. But if you do not upload a photo with your session, the Session Photo will be a satellite snapshot of the Spot that you posted the session to. Some spots really do look very beautiful from above.

#hashtags
You can add #hashtags to your session description. Put a #hashtag in your session description so that your session shows up on that custom #hashtag Leaderboard & Activity Feed. #hashtags in a session description links to the custom Leaderboard for that #hashtag.

Social Interaction

Of course we also offer several social interactions within the WOO Community, such as:

· Like a session
· Comment on a session.
· Share a session.

Also, using these features is fairly straight forward, tab the 'shaka'-icon to like a session, tab the 'speech-bubble'-icon to go to comment on a session, and tab the 'share' to get the options how you can share a session.

If you have liked a session, the 'shaka'-icon will turn to a solid blue.
If you have commented on a session, the 'speech-bubble'-icon will turn to a solid blue.

Don't forget: Activity is showing you people from around the globe that share the same passion as you. Make use of the social features to send them some love. Liking, commenting and sharing other kiter's sessions can be the first step to a new friendship. You never know!

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Note:

You can Report a comment to us by sliding to the left on a comment that is not yours. Read more about Reporting Content.

Report Content

We try to curate all the sessions and content coming in as best we can, however sometime it may happen that some spam / inappropriate content slips through the cracks. We kindly ask you to also help curate the WOO Community and that if you see anything that you think is out of place, please Report it to us. Our team will thourougly check out anything that gets reported, and will take the appropriate action once the Report is evaluated. Thanks in advance for your Reports! We appreciate it! You can:

· Report a Session (tab the 'options'-icon in the top right corner of a Session Details)
· Report a Comment (slide the comment you want to report to the left to reveal the Report button)
· Report a Jump (only in Kite - Big Air) (slide the jump you want to report to the left to reveal the Report button)

Achievements

Achievements, consisting of both Milestones & Badges, are fun challenging things you can do while riding. Tab here: Achievements (Milestones & Badges) to read more about how these work and how you can unlock them.

Within the Session Details, you will see which Achievements you unlocked during that session. Here, both Milestone & Badge achievements are listed out in one simple list. They are not separated into categories like in with the your Achievements in your Profile. Set your goal for a session and try to unlock them all! How many can you get?

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Did You Know?

Wondering why the Achievements segment isn't showing in your Session? Achievements within the Session Details only show up when you actually unlocked a new Achievement (Milestone or Badge). So if you don't see it in a session, no new Achievements were unlocked during that session.

Session Stats

Big Air Game:
· Kite - Big Air
The stats segment in Kite - Big Air sessions display a number of metrics: some Max Stats, and some Session Stats:

Max Stats

· Airtime
· Height
· G-Force

Session Stats

· Total Airtime
· Total Height
· Session Duration

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Did You Know?

You'll notice a blue circle around the blue circles around the Airtime & G-Force icons. For Airtime: 100% round equals 10.0 seconds of airtime or above. For G-Force, 100% round equals 10.0G of landing G-force or above. Try to max out the Airtime circle while keeping the G-Force circle at a low.

You'll also notice the blue 'height'-icon may differ in height between sessions, this indicates how close you are to hitting the next Jump Height Milestone...

Freestyle Games:
· Kite - Freestyle
The stats segment in Freestyle sessions also display a number of metrics: some Best Scores, and some Stats:

Best Scores

· Trick Score
· Session Score (best 5 Trick scores combined)

Stats

· Pop
· Total Airtime
· Session Duration

Landed Tricks
This section of a Freestyle Session shows you a list of tricks that you landed in that session. Unlike in the Profile, this list does not show all the tricks the WOO can detect, but instead it only shows the tricks that were landed in that session. Click the following links to see which tricks the WOO can already recognize:

WOO Kite - Freestyle: Tricktionary

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Jump Breakdown Graph

This graph visually represents your session, and takes your jumps as input for generating the graph. If you did a session with lots of jumps, each bar will be relatively thin. Likewise if you did a session with just a few jumps, each bar will be relatively thick.

Big Air Game:
· Kite - Big Air
Each bar represents a jump's Height

Freestyle Games:
· Kite - Freestyle
Each bar represents a jump's Trick Score. Note that if you crashed a jump (or the jump was detected as 'Floaty' in Kite - Freestyle) the bar will show up in a grey color.

Tapping the Jump Breakdown Graph will take you to the Jump Table.
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Jump Table

Big Air Game:
· Kite - Big Air
All your jumps are displayed in a nice table within the Jump Table of a Kite - Big Air session. It showcases the index, Height, Airtime, G-force, and Timestamp. The Jump Table shows different shades of grey to highlight jumps of different heights, and it shows your best jump of the session by highlighting it in blue. Each shade of grey has it's own range:

· 0m-5m: White Background
· 5m-10m: Light Grey Background
· 10m-15m: Grey Background
· 15m-20m: Darker Grey Background
· 20m+: Dark Grey Background
· Highest Jump of the Session: Blue Background

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Note:

You can Report a Jump to us by sliding to the left on a jump in a session that is not yours. Read more about Reporting Content.

Freestyle Games:
· *Kite - Freestyle"
All the jumps you do in any of the Freestyle Games are shown in a move visual table. Within this jump table you will a jump breakdown of each trick you did. Primarily, the Jump Table shows you:

· Trick Score (in points)
· Trick Name (according to our Trick Detection)
· Trick Landing Quality (Crashed, Sketchy, Good, Stomped)

Next to these primary jump metrics, the jump table also shows you what components contributes to calculating the Trick Score (A). As well as some metrics (on the bottom-right corner) that don't contribute to the Trick Score (B). Here's an overview:

A
· Rotation
· Pop
· Landing
B
· Airtime
· Height
· G-Force

The blue bars that you can see next to each of the contributing trick components represent how well that individual component scored. The max-width for the blue bar differs between the trick components, here's an overview of the range of each blue bar:

· Rotation: 50 - 350 points
· Airtime / Pop: 0 - 300 points
· Landing: 0 - 50 points
· Stance: 0 - 75 points

Check out the documentation on each individual game to see how each Trick Components gets calculated

Filter Jumps

You can filter the jump table to quickly find your best (or worst) number of jumps from your session. Simply press the top-right icon in the Jump Table and the Filter will dropdown for you to use. When the filter is active (meaning it's any less than 100%) there will be a green dot on the top-right icon, indicating that the filter is active. The filter uses the main metric of the game as the metric to filter by:

· Big Air Game: Filter by Jump Height
· Freestyle Games: Filter by Jump Score

Provide Trick Detection Feedback

The WOO is able to detect and score well-performed tricks! Click the following links to see which tricks the WOO can already recognize:

WOO Kite - Freestyle: Tricktionary

The WOO is constantly learning to recognize new tricks, as well as (even) better detecting the current tricks in the WOO Tricktionary. Sometimes the trick name in the Jump Table can show us as 'Trick', this means that the WOO wasn't able to recognize what trick you did. Luckily you can help train the WOO!

You can give feedback to the WOO Tricktionary in case you want to. Some tricks might have the 'Was your trick detected correctly?' already pre-opened when you scroll down the Jump Table. If not, and you disagree with what the WOO said, you can tab on a jump to open up the feedback container.
You can either:

· Confirm a trick
· Deny a trick

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Note:

Confirmation of a trick is currently only available on iOS Phones.

Confirm a trick
If you confirm a trick, the feedback container will go green before it slides back up again, and you'll notice a green 'confirmed-feedback'-icon to the right side of the trick name. Confirming trick helps the WOO to (even) better detect the current tricks in the WOO Tricktionary.

Deny a trick
If you deny a trick, you'll be taken to a screen where you can select which trick you in fact did do. Be sure to check if the following components are correct when submitting a denied trick:

· Trick Name (search a name or select from the trick-list)
· Stance (Right Foot Forward / Left Foot Forward -or- Normal / Switch)
· Spin Direction (if applicable)

Once you've successfully denied a trick by submitting what the trick actually was, you'll be taken back to the Jump Table. Where the feedback container will go red before it slides back up again, the trick name will be paraphrased and in italic, and you'll notice a red 'denied-feedback'-icon to the right side of the trick name. Denying trick helps the WOO to recognize new tricks, as well as (even) better detecting the current tricks in the WOO Tricktionary.

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Note:

In case you deny a trick, that trick will no longer be eligible towards any Achievements (Milestones & Badges), nor will it count towards your Landed Trick in your personal Stats / Tricktionary.