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Line Objects ​

Lines show passes and player movement. They can be solid, dashed, or wavy, and both ends can carry a mark such as an arrowhead.

Drawing a line ​

Choose in the toolbar and drag on the field. The line runs from where you start dragging to where you release.

Line settings ​

When you select a line, the panel shows the line settings. With several lines selected, changes apply to all of them.

The panel with a line selected.
The panel with a line selected.
No.ItemDescription
1Color / StyleThe line color, and solid, dashed, or wavy
2ThicknessThe line width (1 to 5)
3HeadThe mark at the end point (where you released). Choose an arrowhead, circle, square, and more
4TailThe mark at the start point (where you started dragging). Open the choices with on the right
5Straight lineWhen on, the anchor point is hidden and the line is treated as a straight line between its ends
63D HeightThe height in the 3D view. → Setting the 3D height

Curving a line ​

Hover over a line to show the anchor point (a faint red circle) at its middle. Drag the anchor point, and the line curves through it.

Dragging the anchor point to curve the line.
  • Drag the start or end point to move just that end.
  • To make the line straight again, turn on "Straight line".

Setting the 3D height ​

When a single line is selected in the desktop version, "3D Height" appears in the panel. Set a height for the start point, the midpoint (anchor point), and the end point to lift the line into the air in the 3D view. Use it to show lofted passes and long balls.

Press a value to open its slider. "All" sets the height of all three points at once.
Press a value to open its slider. "All" sets the height of all three points at once.
  • The range is 0 to 15m, in 0.1m steps up to 3m and 0.5m steps above that.
  • The height affects only the 3D view. The 2D board does not change.
  • When a line is transformed in an animation, the height of each point is interpolated between frames.
  • See 3D Ball, Markers & Shapes for how lines look in the 3D view.