How to create player groups in Q-Play
If you have a lot of players in different spots or locations, you can create player groups, to keep your players organized.
This guide will show you how to create the groups, and how to move players between those groups.
1. Login to Q-Play V2.
2. Select "Players" in the left hand menu.
3. Click on "New Group" at the top.
4. Give the group a name, and then click on "
Create Group".
5. You'll now be able to see the group and drag a player down to it.
6. The player will then move to the group.
7. Alternatively, you can select list form in the top right corner.
8. And here you can click the small arrow under groups.
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