How is a warm front diagrammed
Soccer Help - Basic Diagramming
diagramming fast draw is simple and
intuitive the diagram is nothing more
than an area of the field with one of
our objects placed on top in fast draw
we call these objects stencils notice
along the left of the play editor
groupings of stencils that we can use to
complete our soccer diagram so for
example let's place an opposing goalie
in front the net that we're attacking
let's play some of our forwards on the
field as well as some of our midfielders
now to better distinguish our players
versus theirs let's select our forwards
and midfielders right-click and let's
make them read now supposing our
midfielder has the ball let's have him
pass to afford
we'll try to be one man
well this midfielder makes a run as you
can see passes cuts dribbles are all
defined to make drawing actions simple
and clean we can easy to use something
like a shading stencil to highlight a
region of the field notice that with
shading stencils players and assignments
are always drawn on top that's why
shading stencils are so powerful when
highlighting regions of the field if I
don't like something I can simply select
it and press the Delete key control a
selects everything on the screen where
then I can move them or even delete them
all together for those of you who would
prefer graphical representations of your
players you can use the player stencil
library
to draw your diagrams notice that with
these guys as well we're able to change
their appearance we also make available
some miscellaneous stencils with objects
like cones and flags and let's zoom in a
little bit
and even text nsel's
that are great for annotating the
diagram
