soccer_touchline: The lines that run the full length of the pitch are called...
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soccer_touchline R Documentation
The lines that run the full length of the pitch are called the touchlines. In
some cases, they may also be referred to as the sidelines, as they comprise
the sides of the pitch
Description
The line thickness will be uniform for all features on the pitch
Usage
soccer_touchline(pitch_length = 0, feature_thickness = 0)
Arguments
pitch_length
The length of the pitch
feature_thickness
The thickness of the touchline
Value
A data frame containing the bounding coordinates of the touchline
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| soccer_touchline | R Documentation |
The lines that run the full length of the pitch are called the touchlines. In some cases, they may also be referred to as the sidelines, as they comprise the sides of the pitch
Description
The line thickness will be uniform for all features on the pitch
Usage
soccer_touchline(pitch_length = 0, feature_thickness = 0)
Arguments
pitch_length |
The length of the pitch |
feature_thickness |
The thickness of the touchline |
Value
A data frame containing the bounding coordinates of the touchline
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