To give you a quick idea of how all these works, the general VSCOURT syntax looks as follows:
- =VSCOURT("filter", scale, "layers", "zones", "print")
The simplest example would be something you already used, like directions for all team attacks.
- =VSCOURT("*A")
This court will default to arrow visualisation. If you want to change things around, you would have to write something like this.
- =VSCOURT("*A","heatmap","#","end","print")
This is a heat map, with all kills additionally marked, done for the end zone, with a print color scheme enabled.
Other options for visualisation are: arrows, zonearrows, subzones, heatmap.
This formula would give you the white court, ready to print, in size 2, which is marked at the end of the code. In this court, you can see the heatmap and directions of all quick attacks from zone four performed by the player, whose number is in the cell B3:
- =VSCOURT(VSCELL("(1)X5",Sheet1!$B$3),heatmap,zonearrows,"print",2)
This formula would give you the white court, ready to print, in size 0.8, which is marked at the end of the code. In this court, you can see the heatmap of all serves performed by the player, whose number is in the cell B3:
- =VSCOURT(VSCELL("(1)S",Sheet1!B3),heatmap,"print",0.8)
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