Frequently Asked Questions

Find instant answers regarding coordinates, aerodynamic coefficients, wind tunnels, and database integrations.

What physical variables are used to calculate the striker simulation?

Our simulation engine uses four core variables: striker acceleration (m/s²), ball drag coefficient (Cd, ranging from 0.25 to 0.35), turf sliding friction coefficient (μ, affected by watering and moisture), and atmospheric density layers (kg/m³) representing the specific stadium design.

How does the interactive chalkboard translate tactical coordinate sets?

When a user triggers a formation preset, our JavaScript coordinates parser reads pre-defined grid matrices (e.g. x and y percentages) and translates them into CSS custom properties (`--pos-x` and `--pos-y`). This causes players to move smoothly across the field canvas.

Can I export player telemetry data for physical research?

Yes, our Club Enterprise tier includes REST API access and CSV/JSON export links that allow youth academy scouts and sports researchers to download coordinate paths and drag telemetry profiles.

Is there a free trial for the Director license?

We do not provide direct free trials, but we offer a 14-day refund window on the basic Scout and Director licenses if the simulation parameters do not meet your technical expectations.