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Hello, thanks for this wonderful example!

I stumbled up on this error from matplotlib:

ValueError: Image size of 808718x276116 pixels is too large. It must be less than 2^16 in each direction.
<matplotlib.figure.Figure at 0x7f7c7ba28668>

I tried to reduce number of players displayed on a map to see if that would work but unfortunately nothing changed.

Anyone have an idea of what could go wrong?

Thanks!

Hey guys, thanks a lot for this great repo.

Last days I was working in a new github repo about passing networks in R, for my project Dato
Futbol. So, I adapted/translated a lot of your ideas from Python to R. Along the process i found 2 problems, related to Metrica Sport's tracking data, which you could consider as bug fixing or improvements.

1.- Due the data codification and/or its accuracy, I think it is necessary to consider some categories from the Subtype features as additional possesion changers, besides "BALL LOST" & "BALL OUT", in order to get correctly the on ball and off ball frames.

I'm using "HEAD-ON TARGET-GOAL", "ON TARGET-GOAL", "WOODWORK-GOAL", "OFF TARGET-OUT", "HEAD-OFF TARGET-OUT", "ON TARGET-SAVED" as well.

2.- Even though you define a function to inverse the Y axis named "to_metric_coordinates", I'm afraid you are not calling it along the code running.

Cheers