volleyball_service_zone_mark

The service zone marks are the lines beyond the end lines that denote where a
legal serve must take place. These appear as four hash marks that are out of
bounds of the court, but contained within the free zone (see
<code>volleyball_free_zone()</code> for reference)

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

volleyball_service_zone_mark function

<dl><dt>service_zone_mark_length</dt>
<dd>The distance the service zone mark extends
away from the outer edge of the end line</dd>
<dt>line_thickness</dt>
<dd>The thickness of the service zone marks</dd></dl>

Arguments

The service zone marks are the lines beyond the end lines that denote where a
legal serve must take place. These appear as four hash marks that are out of
bounds of the court, but contained within the free zone (see
volleyball_free_zone() for reference) — volleyball_service_zone_mark

<dl>

<dt>service_zone_mark_length</dt>
<dd>The distance the service zone mark extends
away from the outer edge of the end line</dd>


<dt>line_thickness</dt>
<dd>The thickness of the service zone marks</dd>

</dl>

The service zone marks are the lines beyond the end lines that denote where a
legal serve must take place. These appear as four hash marks that are out of
bounds of the court, but contained within the free zone (see
<code>volleyball_free_zone()</code> for reference)

volleyball_service_zone_mark: The service zone marks are the lines beyond the end lines that denote where a legal serve must take place. These appear as four hash marks that are out of bounds of the court, but contained within the free zone (see `volleyball_free_zone()` for reference)

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