football_try_mark

The try mark is the mark from which all tries start. This line is located
directly on the line <code>y = 0</code>. This line is not typically considered an
official yard line, which is why it is created independently

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

football_try_mark function

<dl><dt>try_mark_width</dt>
<dd>The width (in the y-direction) of the try mark</dd>
<dt>feature_thickness</dt>
<dd>The thickness of the try mark</dd></dl>

Arguments

The try mark is the mark from which all tries start. This line is located
directly on the line y = 0. This line is not typically considered an
official yard line, which is why it is created independently — football_try_mark

<dl>

<dt>try_mark_width</dt>
<dd>The width (in the y-direction) of the try mark</dd>


<dt>feature_thickness</dt>
<dd>The thickness of the try mark</dd>

</dl>

The try mark is the mark from which all tries start. This line is located
directly on the line <code>y = 0</code>. This line is not typically considered an
official yard line, which is why it is created independently

football_try_mark: The try mark is the mark from which all tries start. This line is located directly on the line `y = 0`. This line is not typically considered an official yard line, which is why it is created independently

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