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Player's Eye: show a phase from a player's point of view

Short answer

How do I show a phase from a player's point of view?

With Player's Eye: go to the phase, open Player's Eye under The board and press the player. The camera stands where they stand, a little above their head, and watches the ball, in Play, on the share link and in every video and picture.

Where
Player's Eye, under The board. His view, beside the zoom at the foot of the board.
Plan
Amateur and above.
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Step by step

  1. Pick the player

    Go to the phase, open Player's Eye under The board, and press the player. Off goes back to the board's own camera from that phase. Clear the choice here puts a phase back on whatever the phases before it use; Off all through turns it off everywhere.

  2. Pose the phase through their eyes

    His view, beside the zoom at the foot of the board, shows the phase through his eyes without playing it, and you can work right there: drag players, draw runs and passes, place zones. Board view goes back.

What the camera does

Puts the camera on a player: it stands where they stand, a little above their head, and watches the ball. When the ball is at their feet it looks towards the goal they attack. It runs from the phase you set it on, and on a move into that phase the camera rides their run. It is in Play, the share link, every video and every picture; the PDF and the strip keep the board. While you pose, the board stays as it is and a gold wedge from the player shows what the camera will see.

On iPhone and iPad

The iPhone and iPad app keeps the choice and shows the board's own camera for now.

Questions

Does it show in the video?

Yes. It is in Play, the share link, every video and every picture. The PDF and the strip of phases keep the board.

Can the camera change player during the film?

Yes. A choice runs from the phase you set it on, so pick another player on a later phase, or Off to go back to the board's own camera from there.

Can I show a phase from a player's point of view?

Yes, with Player's Eye, on Amateur and Pro. Pick a player and the camera stands where they stand, a little above their head, and watches the ball; on a move into that phase it rides their run. It shows in Play, on the share link, in every video and in every picture. His view lets you pose and edit the phase through the player's eyes before you play it.