Preparing A Baseball Field For Play

[@dogpatch75]

It is nice to see lines drawn correctly (and straight)! Very few "experts" understand that on baseball/softball fields, the string locates the boundary and the chalked lines lie entirely inside the area being marked (fair territory, batters boxes, catcher's box, runner's lane, and pitcher's circle in SB). This detail is important in older leagues (high school/college) where 4" lines are used. A tip for quickly marking the running lane... Invest in a 3' field rake and instead of fooling with string, simply drag the rake along the lane's path. The rake's scratch marks provide an excellent guide for applying chalk. In softball where drag bunting and slapping is part of the game, it is important to mark the inside lines of the batter's boxes. Also be aware that because of slapping, softball batter's boxes are not the same dimensions as baseball. The only thing missing here is the catcher's box.

[@MrVic820]

Great tutorial

[@simpleagain1]

Great work! Incredibly shitty music!! I don’t understand why people think they need to add music to these tutorial videos. The music ALWAYS sucks and it’s ALWAYS louder than the people speaking in the videos 🤦‍♀️

[@kevinkelly8444]

Honestly I thought it was fun when I made it. Buuuttttt....the more I watch ot the more I agree

[@avproductions5184]

@@kevinkelly8444you know usually videos leave the audio too loud but that’s not your mistake here. The level is fine and the choice to use music is fine. But never use music with lyrics over narration unless you have the ability to turn off the vocals at will. You want to use music that matches your video’s content that is slightly above the quality of elevator music. Thank you for helping me build a baseball stadium.