Playing Area Configuration

Configure Tagger Playing Area Graphics

Playing Areas Configuration

Configure the playing area graphics for your sport. This could be a pitch, a court, a graphic of goal posts, anything that you would like to track x, y co-ordinates for.

Create new playing area

Click the New button to create a new playing area.

Playing Area Details

FieldDescription
Playing Area NameSpecify a name for the playing area.
Display team end indicators (Landscape)Switch this on to display team end indicators on the graphic when it is shown in landscape. This is helpful to indicate, for example, the teams' goals at either end of the pitch.
Display team end indicators (Portrait)The same, for when the graphic is shown in portrait — for example on a phone held upright. For goal post graphics it is likely you would leave both of these unselected.

Rotation

There is no portrait rotation setting in the configuration. Rotation is a viewing and tagging preference held on each device: while tagging, a rotation button above the position map turns the graphic through 0°, 90°, 180° and 270°.

A position map rotated to 90 degrees for a device held upright

The setting is stored per graphic on that device. It is never saved with the game or configuration, and positions tagged while the graphic is rotated are stored in the graphic's own orientation, so rotating a map never affects your data.

See Rotating a Position Map for the rotation control while tagging.

Perimeter

The perimeter is the outer boundary of the graphic.

FieldDescription
TypeCurrently the only option for perimeter type is Rectangle. More options may be added in the future.
WidthThe width of the perimeter as viewed in landscape mode. Tip: you may want to have this a few metres wider than the actual pitch width itself.
HeightThe height of the perimeter as viewed in landscape mode. Tip: you may want to have this a few metres taller than the actual pitch height itself.
Line colorThe colour of the perimeter line. Can be transparent also.
Fill colorThe background colour of the perimeter. Can be transparent also.

Playing Area Objects

These are the lines, circles, etc... that you can draw on the graphic. Every object shares the following settings:

FieldDescription
NameGive the object a name - this should be descriptive to identify the object. Important when a graphic has many objects.
TypeThe type of object - line, rectangle, circle or ellipse.
Line colorThe line colour of the object.
Fill ColorSwitch this on to give the object a background fill colour, then pick the Fill color.
ClipSwitch this on to clip the object. This is useful if you only want to show a portion of the object that you have drawn. For example, to draw a semi-circle: draw a circle first, then clip it to get the resultant semi-circle. It clips in a rectangular format.

The remaining fields depend on the object Type:

Line

FieldDescription
From x co-ordinateThe starting x co-ordinate for the line.
From y co-ordinateThe starting y co-ordinate for the line.
To x co-ordinateThe ending x co-ordinate for the line.
To y co-ordinateThe ending y co-ordinate for the line.
Dash LengthSet this to add a dash to the line.
Dash GapSet this to add a dash gap to the line.

Rectangle

FieldDescription
X co-ordinateThe x co-ordinate of the top left of the rectangle.
Y co-ordinateThe y co-ordinate of the top left of the rectangle.
WidthThe width of the rectangle.
HeightThe height of the rectangle.

Circle

FieldDescription
X co-ordinateThe x co-ordinate for the center point of the circle.
Y co-ordinateThe y co-ordinate for the center point of the circle.
RadiusThe radius of the circle.
Dash LengthSet this to add a dash to the circle.
Dash GapSet this to add a dash gap to the circle.

Ellipse

FieldDescription
X co-ordinateThe x co-ordinate for the center point of the ellipse.
Y co-ordinateThe y co-ordinate for the center point of the ellipse.
Radius XThe horizontal radius of the ellipse.
Radius YThe vertical radius of the ellipse.

Clip

Shown when Clip is switched on.

FieldDescription
Clip X co-ordinateThe starting x co-ordinate for the clip (top left of the clip rectangle).
Clip Y co-ordinateThe starting y co-ordinate for the clip (top left of the clip rectangle).
Clip WidthThe width of the clip.
Clip HeightThe height of the clip.
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