The room you would build — turn it, or read the flat plan.
scale hint (never measured): “a half court, driveway, or playground slab — one hoop at one end and enough room to stand well back from it”
Shooting area — set from anywhere
The setter picks any spot; the whole court is the play area, with no ranges marked off — nothing here is pinned by rule.
drawn from 2 rules
Setting a shot
playWhen it's your turn to set, pick a spot and take a shot. You may say what you're attempting before you shoot — off the backboard, left hand, one foot, from behind the pole — and whatever you say becomes part of the shot everyone must match. Say it before the ball leaves your hands or it isn't a call.
Whose turn it is
playWhen a shot dies — because the setter missed, or because everyone has answered it — the next player in order sets from anywhere. When a setter makes a shot and everybody else matches it, the setter does not keep setting; the turn moves on. Nobody gets to stand in one corner all afternoon.
click anything else — every element cites the rule it's drawn from.