NukeWatch reads the killfeed off your screen while you play Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 or Modern Warfare 4. Most problems come down to the capture boxes not sitting on the right part of the screen, and the Calibrate tab fixes that in a minute.
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Each game keeps its own boxes, so calibrating one never moves the other's.
NukeWatch notices which game is running and switches by itself. The Xbox app (Game Pass) does not say which Call of Duty is open, so there pick the game once yourself. To choose by hand, use Game under Player & server on the Live tab. Your matches record which game they were played in, and the Matches and Stats tabs can show each game on its own.
Modern Warfare 4's boxes were measured in live matches on launch day. If you drew your own boxes in an earlier version, choose your screen's preset on the Calibrate tab to switch to the current ones.
Calibrate first: the killfeed box needs to cover every killfeed line. If a scorestreak kill counted toward the nuke, click streak? next to it once and kills with that icon stop counting.
The game is in exclusive fullscreen and Windows won't hand that picture to a screen capture. Switch the game to Borderless or Fullscreen Borderless, and check the right monitor is selected on the Calibrate tab.
That's what an HDR desktop looks like to a screen grab. NukeWatch compensates, but if kills are missed, turn HDR off in Windows display settings while you play.
It appears on the Live tab between matches, once three or more names are read. If it never shows, check the lobby box on the Calibrate tab while you're in a pre-game lobby.
Your plan has ended, or NukeWatch hasn't been able to reach this site for 7 days. Renew, or connect to the internet, then press Check again. Your saved matches and stats stay on your PC either way.
Only if you turn on server location, which needs them to see which server the game is talking to. It's optional; say no and everything else keeps working.
NukeWatch checks every hour. Press Check for updates under Player & server to look now, then Update now.
Email [email protected]. Say which game you were playing and what happened.
For capture problems, attach a support bundle: on the Calibrate tab press Export support bundle, then Open bundle folder. It's a zip saved on your PC with a screenshot of your game screen, what each box read and your settings. NukeWatch never sends it anywhere; you choose whether to attach it.