hockey_goal_crease_fill: The goal crease is the area where a goaltender plays their...

In sportsdataverse/sportyR: Plot Scaled 'ggplot' Representations of Sports Playing Surfaces

The goal crease is the area where a goaltender plays their position. It is comprised of two components: the outline of the crease (see hockey_goal_crease_outline()), and the filling in its boundary. The goal crease may have two notches (one on each side of the line y = 0)

Description

The filling of the goal crease should have thickness given by 'minor_line_thickness', as this refers to the crease's outline, which is a minor line on the ice surface. The goal crease's filling is usually light in color

Usage

hockey_goal_crease_fill(
  feature_radius = 0,
  feature_thickness = 0,
  crease_style = "",
  crease_length = 0,
  crease_width = 0,
  notch_dist_x = 0,
  notch_width = 0
)

Arguments

feature_radius	The radius of the goal crease
feature_thickness	The thickness of the line marking the outline of the goal crease
crease_style	The style of the goal crease
crease_length	The length of the goal crease
crease_width	The width of the goal crease
notch_dist_x	The distance from the back edge of the goal line to the further edge of the crease notch
notch_width	The width of the notch in the goal crease

Value

A data frame containing the bounding coordinates of the goal crease's inner filling

sportsdataverse/sportyR documentation built on Feb. 17, 2024, 9:44 p.m.