What is arrows, ties and ranking in Archery (Target)?

6. Scoring

Each target has two scorecards, one of which may be electronic (12.1.1)
If electronic and paper disagree, the paper card takes precedence (12.1.1)
Scoring takes place after each end or set (12.1.2)
Scorers enter arrow values in descending order as called by the athlete or the athlete's agent (12.1.3)
Other athletes on the target check each value; disagreements are settled by the assigned judge, whose decision is final (12.1.3)
Under alternating shooting the scorer records values in the order shot, and those unofficial values are checked at the target; the judge signs any changed score (12.1.5)
Athletes may delegate authority to score and collect arrows to a team manager, coach, or another athlete on the same butt (12.1.6)

Recurve and Barebow use the set system; Compound uses a cumulative score (12.1.4)
Individual set play: the higher score in an end takes two set points, a tie gives each one (12.1.4.1)
An individual reaching 6 set points wins the match and advances (12.1.4.1)
Team set play: the higher-scoring team takes two set points, a tie one each, and 5 set points wins (12.1.4.2)
Individual cumulative: totals are recorded each end and the highest total after 5 ends wins (12.1.4.3)
Team cumulative: the highest total after four ends wins (12.1.4.4)
In simultaneous Match Play shooting the athlete calls the arrow value and the opponent checks it, with the judge making the final call on disagreement (12.1.4)

Rules govern the scoring of arrows themselves, arrows left behind, and scorecards (12.2, 12.3, 12.4)
Ties and ranking are resolved under their own articles (12.5, 12.6)
Where double or triple faces are used and more than one arrow lands in the same scoring area, all count as part of the end but only the lowest-value arrow scores (13.3)

Each target has two scorecards, one of which may be electronic (12.1.1)
If electronic and paper disagree, the paper card takes precedence (12.1.1)
Scoring takes place after each end or set (12.1.2)
Scorers enter arrow values in descending order as called by the athlete or the athlete's agent (12.1.3)
Other athletes on the target check each value; disagreements are settled by the assigned judge, whose decision is final (12.1.3)
Under alternating shooting the scorer records values in the order shot, and those unofficial values are checked at the target; the judge signs any changed score (12.1.5)
Athletes may delegate authority to score and collect arrows to a team manager, coach, or another athlete on the same butt (12.1.6)

Recurve and Barebow use the set system; Compound uses a cumulative score (12.1.4)
Individual set play: the higher score in an end takes two set points, a tie gives each one (12.1.4.1)
An individual reaching 6 set points wins the match and advances (12.1.4.1)
Team set play: the higher-scoring team takes two set points, a tie one each, and 5 set points wins (12.1.4.2)
Individual cumulative: totals are recorded each end and the highest total after 5 ends wins (12.1.4.3)
Team cumulative: the highest total after four ends wins (12.1.4.4)
In simultaneous Match Play shooting the athlete calls the arrow value and the opponent checks it, with the judge making the final call on disagreement (12.1.4)

Rules govern the scoring of arrows themselves, arrows left behind, and scorecards (12.2, 12.3, 12.4)
Ties and ranking are resolved under their own articles (12.5, 12.6)
Where double or triple faces are used and more than one arrow lands in the same scoring area, all count as part of the end but only the lowest-value arrow scores (13.3)