displayUnitScale()

function displayUnitScale(dimensions): Point;

Defined in: packages/core/src/transform/canonical.ts:32

How many real-world metres one grid unit covers, per axis.

[1, 1] for every provider whose grid is already in real units — a UEFA or SkillCorner unit is a metre — and for StatsBomb, whose abstract 120x80 grid has always been rendered at its own shape and stays that way.

Percentage grids are the exception, and the reason this exists. Opta and Wyscout both run 0..100 on both axes, but those axes measure different amounts of grass: x spans 105 m, y only 68 m. Deriving the pitch's shape from length/width alone therefore draws a square, which is issue #2. Converting to metres first fixes it and keeps the pixel scale a single number — pixels per metre — rather than stretching the two axes independently, so a centre circle stays a circle.

Parameters

Returns

Point