Pitch

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Last edited Nov 7, 2018

Created on Oct 15, 2018

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An SVG rendering of a soccer pitch, drawn to scale with D3.js v5, displays the field’s markings including the halfway circle, corner arcs, goal areas, six-yard boxes, and penalty spots. The visualization uses D3’s `arc` generator to create the curved elements and `line` and `rect` primitives for straight lines and the field base. A green rectangle represents the playing surface, with white markings for official dimensions and black strokes for the goals. The code demonstrates a static, non-interactive layout built with SVG attributes and D3 selections.

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