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Read a frozen snap with layers, then check the game report

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Read a frozen snap with layers, then check the game report
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In short

Freeze a snap and open Layers: Formation connects each side's players so the shape at the snap is clear, and Passing draws every lane from the quarterback. On a football field the distances are marked as estimates and the mini map says EST, because yard-line calibration is not in the app yet. In Studio, the match report counts the snaps and big plays, shows the rhythm and the busiest stretch, and every key moment jumps to its frame. iPhone and iPad.

Step by step

  1. Formation lines

    Freeze a snap and open the layers. Formation connects each side's players, so the shape of the offense and the defense at the snap is clear at a glance.

    On screen: Layers → Formation: lines connect each side's shape at the snap.

  2. Passing lanes

    The passing layer draws a line from the quarterback to every receiver. On a football field the distances carry a wave sign, because field calibration for football is not in the app yet, so read each one as a rough number.

    On screen: Passing draws every lane from the quarterback. Distances are estimates (~).

  3. The game report

    In Studio, the report counts the snaps and the explosive plays, shows the rhythm of the game and its busiest stretch, and every highlight jumps straight to its frame.

    On screen: Studio → Match Report: snaps, big plays, the rhythm, the busiest stretch.

What you need

Try it on your own film

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