When you want a friend to see something you pulled off in Sudden Attack, sending a whole recording file is slow. Cutting out the few dozen seconds that matter and sending one link is faster. This guide covers a single method: record a Sudden Attack match with DOR, find the moment in the recording, trim it, and share it through a dor.gg link. Sudden Attack is a game where DOR does not create automatic highlight clips, so whether it is a sniper kill or a Bomb Mission finish, you will be locating it yourself inside the full match recording. Knowing that up front saves a lot of confusion.
Three things to decide before you send
You only need to settle which moment to send, how long it should run, and which aspect ratio your friend will watch it in. A sniper streak usually runs from just before the first scope-in to just after the last kill appears in the kill feed. A Bomb Mission clutch usually runs from the moment you are the last one alive until the round result shows on screen. For tips on landing the exact start and end points, see how to trim game clips.
From a Sudden Attack match to a link your friend can open
- 1Install DOR and launch Sudden AttackDOR is a free Windows desktop app. After you install it, launching Sudden Attack is enough: DOR detects the game automatically and records the match from beginning to end. You never press a record button or draw a capture area.
- 2Jot down the match right after the playSudden Attack matches are short and roll into the next one quickly, so a single evening can leave you with a long list of recordings. When you land a sniper streak or close out a Bomb Mission round alone, write down the map and the rough time. That small note makes the recording easy to find later.
- 3Open that match in the DOR libraryRecordings are saved as mp4 files and appear in the DOR app library. Open the one that matches your note and drag the playback bar until you reach the cluster of kill feed entries. Because there are no pre-cut clips, this is where you confirm the exact spot with your own eyes.
- 4Trim it down to the momentUse the trim tool in the library to set a start and an end. For a sniper play, start just before you scope in so the first shot has context. For Bomb Mission, end a beat after the round result appears so your friend can see that you actually won.
- 5Pick the aspect ratio for your friend's screenChoose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 as the output ratio. 16:9 stays closest to the original view for a friend watching on a PC, while 9:16 is easier on a phone. A vertical frame only holds part of the wide image, so check the preview to make sure the kill feed and minimap did not get cut off.
- 6Paste the dor.gg link into your chatWhen trimming finishes, you get a dor.gg share link. Paste it into the messenger you use with your friend or into your clan chat. Whoever opens it can watch the video in a phone or PC browser without installing DOR.
Where to find each Sudden Attack moment in the recording
| Moment | What to look for in the recording | What to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Sniper streak | A stretch where kills stack in the kill feed and the scope view opens and closes repeatedly | Just before the first scope-in to just after the last kill |
| Bomb Mission clutch | Late-round fights after your teammates have gone down | The moment you are alone until the round result appears |
| C4 plant or defuse mind game | You stop or hide near the bomb site after hearing footsteps | A few seconds before the plant or defuse starts to the end of the round |
| Clan war deciding round | The final round, starting with the score tied | Right after the round begins until the winner is locked in |
| Team Deathmatch comeback | Back-to-back kills that close the gap in team score | The fight where the comeback starts to just after the lead flips |
| Same match as your PC bang friend | Your friend's name showing up next to yours in the kill feed or scoreboard | Only the one fight you two played together |
Before you hit send
- For sniper plays, confirm the clip starts before the scope-in so the first shot makes sense.
- For Bomb Mission plays, confirm the round result text is included at the end.
- For clan war footage, check with your clan before posting it anywhere the other clan might see.
- If your mic or voice chat picked up other people talking, listen through the whole clip first.
- If your friend will watch on a phone, check the 9:16 preview to see that the kill feed stays on screen.
- Keep one moment per link so your friend knows exactly what to watch.
How DOR handles sharing a Sudden Attack moment
When Sudden Attack starts, DOR detects it automatically and records the full match as an mp4, capturing game audio and your mic together. On an NVIDIA graphics card, NVENC hardware encoding is used by default. You trim the moment with the library's trim tool and send it as a dor.gg link. If you want to join moments from several matches or add text, open DOR Studio in your browser with nothing to install, polish it there, and then share it as a link or download it as an mp4. Installation and storage issues when recording at a PC bang are covered in recording at a PC bang, and finding teammates to review footage with is covered in finding a Sudden Attack clan.
