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I did try to use textures of net with alpha transparency on a plane. The problem however is, for some reason, the texture keeps getting distorted. It works fine when my plane is a perfect square or rectangle. Since the net of a goal post is not exactly a rectangle, I added a few more vertices to the polygon to make it an n-gon. But when I do this, the texture gets distorted very badly.

Here is one way; build the net form, subdivide it to net pattern, use cloth physics to let it sag. Net is rendered with Wire material on it. It should be possible to throw soccer ball, the collision object, at it to animate net bounce.

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Many of the things we have learned from xG models are, to a degree, intuitive. Even the most casual supporter could tell you that a shot from inside the six-yard box has a greater chance of producing a goal than a shot from 30 metres out. But what an Expected Goals model provides is a statistical framework to systematically evaluate the value of each and every shot, and determine how much more likely one is to result in a goal than the other.

Post-Shot xG (PSxG) is calculated after a shot has been taken and generally considers shot placement, and if the model includes it, goalkeeper positioning in assigning a value between 0 (off-target) and 1 to every shot.

Traditionally, PSxG's primary utility has been in assessing goalkeeper shot-stopping ability, although newer models that include extra factors like shot velocity could provide further insight into finishing ability.

Here are a couple of soccer ball modeling approaches for you. The first is a flat-faced single part model created with Fill surfaces. One could also create such a truncated icosahedron by cutting a solid. Many ways to approach this. The second model is an assembly of pieces. They are actually shelled out to simulate the sewn patches of a real ball. (Could add holes for the threads I suppose, but that really would be gilding the lily.)

here is my 2nd design. A Volley Ball. It is assembly of cut section part. I tried to model this before also but always stumbled upon the geometry of stripes.. those should look straight lines when seeing from normal views. Finally solved the whole geometry first on paper and then applied some magical angles and did that finally

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The models are made with Cinema 4D R12 and include textures. NOTE: They will NOT work in versions previous to R12. You may use these models for personal or commercial use, just not for stock or resale in any way. I have made a .lib4d file so you can load these models into your Cinema 4D Content Browser and easily access the models at any time!

Many of these models are worth well over $30 individually so we have again provided a great deal in the hopes of making this affordable for everyone! If you have any questions about the pack, please e-mail me at: joren@thepixellab.net.

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The purpose of this study is to develop and apply an Expected Goals metric in lacrosse for team evaluation. Expected Goals is a metric that is used to represent the likelihood of a shot being a goal. The metric has gained traction in both soccer and hockey and has proven to add information and value in both team and player evaluations in both sports respectively. Like in soccer and hockey, the Expected Goals model for lacrosse in this paper is developed using logistic regression. Specifically, two metrics are created through this technique: 1) The standard Expected Goals model (xG) based on characteristics of the scoring opportunity before the shot is taken and 2) Post-shot Expected Goals (xGOT) which is updated to reflect whether or not the shot is on target.

Results: In terms of development, the logistic regression models used for the development of the xG and xGOT models both yield high levels of significance for fit (p < 0.001). The xG and xGOT metrics have higher correlations to team winning percentage (0.65 and 0.75) than their counterpart statistics of shots and shots on target. In terms of application, teams in the sample that had more xG than their opponents won 73% of the time as opposed to winning only 65% of the time when they outshoot their opponents. Similarly, teams in the sample that had more xGOT than their opponents won 71% of the time as opposed to only 62% of the time when they have more shots on target than their opponents. The evidence in this study suggests that using Expected Goals as a measure of attacking performance adds both value and information that can be useful for team evaluation.

This paper applies the Expected Goals modeling framework in a unique way to lacrosse. After an extensive review of current xG literature, it appears our work is novel and can contribute to the sport. Consistent with many but not all models, our paper will employ logistic regression. The value of an xG model in lacrosse is in providing coaches with improved means of both team and player evaluation.

It was not long after the introduction of this metric that xG modeling would be applied to football, or soccer as it is called in the US, in a very big way. Eggels was one of the first to pioneer the model for soccer in his thesis, where through logistic regression and a ranking system, he found that Expected Goals do accurately represent the probability of a scoring opportunity resulting in a goal and thus could be used to draw valuable insights into match results (9). Rathke continued to improve on the model by incorporating important qualities of shot opportunities like angle and distance from the goal (20). Fairchild et. al showed that a more in-depth model for Expected Goals and fractal dimensionality could be developed, using player-tracking data, to represent the probability of Expected Goals more precisely in soccer through a Poisson binomial distribution, ultimately enabling a more valuable interpretation of offensive and defensive efficiency (20). As Madrero, Brechot, and Flepp have most recently demonstrated, xG modeling is in a developmental phase and highly specialized models are still to be created, whether it be to revolutionize our understanding of Expected Goals alone or performance evaluation as a whole (5). ff782bc1db