Show tiles on FTC Fields

[j5155]

Describe the bug
Currently, the tile markings on FTC fields are not shown in either the 2D or 3D field views.

To Reproduce
View any FTC field.

Expected behavior
The tile markings should be shown, like they are in other visualizer apps.

Screenshots
AdvantageScope:

Another visualizer:

Notice the black outlines around the tiles that are missing in AdvantageScope.
Version (required):
Any

Additional context
The tiles are a commonly used point of reference on an FTC field, and are extremely helpful for alignment, scale, and estimation purposes.
They are also always 24 inches by 24 inches, which is one reason many FTC teams use inches for all of their auto measurements.

[blaze-developer]

Are there any commonly available renders of the field that include the lines?

[jwbonner]

The tiles themselves are actually part of the 3D model, though it includes the full interlocking shape of the edges. The example here is just straight lines, I assume because that’s more useful for measurement? If so it makes me wonder if it would be simpler to just have AdvantageScope draw the gridlines (especially on the 3D field).

[j5155]

@blaze-developer The lines are shown in full detail in the cad as well as in the diagrams within the Competition Manual.
@jwbonner Having AdvantageScope just draw the grid lines as straight lines sounds perfectly fine, and a lot better for performance.

[jwbonner]

Interestingly, the renders in the manual show the actual shape of the tiles. I assume if the main purpose is measurement it's still better to render straight lines, unless teams are actually measuring against the "start" vs "end" of the boundaries between tiles?

[j5155]

I think the manual renders showing the full tiles are largely for completeness and for aligning the preset game elements and setting up the tape. For auto tuning, just showing straight lines is totally fine. (AdvantageScope XR actually works great for presets and tape.)

[blaze-developer]

Thought it would be fun so I threw together a few lines of code :)