basketball_basket_ring

An explanation of the math used to generate the basket ring (and its
connecting portion that attaches the ring to the backboard) is walked through
below using NBA dimensions, but is generalized in the code

internal

Create scaled 'ggplot' representations of playing surfaces.
Playing surfaces are drawn pursuant to rule-book specifications.
This package should be used as a baseline plot for displaying any type of
tracking data.

Ross Drucker

sportyR

Plot Scaled 'ggplot' Representations of Sports Playing Surfaces

basketball_basket_ring function

<dl><dt>basket_ring_connector_width</dt>
<dd>The width of the basket ring connector</dd>
<dt>backboard_face_to_ring_cent</dt>
<dd>How far off the face of the backboard
the center of the basket ring's circle is located</dd>
<dt>basket_ring_inner_radius</dt>
<dd>The inner radius of the circular part of the
basket ring</dd>
<dt>basket_ring_thickness</dt>
<dd>The thickness of the basket ring's circular part</dd></dl>

Arguments

The hoop through which the ball must pass to score points for a team is
called the basket ring — basketball_basket_ring

<dl>

<dt>basket_ring_connector_width</dt>
<dd>The width of the basket ring connector</dd>


<dt>backboard_face_to_ring_cent</dt>
<dd>How far off the face of the backboard
the center of the basket ring's circle is located</dd>


<dt>basket_ring_inner_radius</dt>
<dd>The inner radius of the circular part of the
basket ring</dd>


<dt>basket_ring_thickness</dt>
<dd>The thickness of the basket ring's circular part</dd>

</dl>

basketball_basket_ring: The hoop through which the ball must pass to score points for a team is called the basket ring

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