The flick shows itself, the width is a dial, the blood stays on

Three asks. The placement ring: an aimed rally hit stamps a gold ring that
fades where the shot is going — flick, watch it bite the corner, learn the
cause. Not stamped for unaimed hits (marking scatter would teach noise), gone
in 0.8s (a permanent ring reads as a target rather than feedback).

The opponent's width is the ladder's third dial. Its returns scatter off
aimError x (1 - quality), which painted lines from game one. matchWideBase
2.1 keeps opponent one inside what an auto-run player can cover — measured,
25 returns all inside +-2.2m — and matchWidePer earns 0.4m per rung, so
line-painting is the late ladder. Speed, reliability, width: three dials.

The blood vignette replaces the temporary border. The old wash flashed 0.3s
and vanished, so between hits the screen said you were fine. A radial
vignette reads G.hp directly now — its depth is your damage fraction,
permanent until healed, hit pulse riding on top. Global: the hp channel is
global. Same no-HP-bar philosophy one layer out; at 1 hp the frame is
properly blood-rimmed and the court centre stays legible.

44 tests, 12 seeds clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -94,7 +94,8 @@ export const G = {
hp: TUNE.playerHp,
hpMax: TUNE.playerHp,
hurtT: 0, // s of post-hit grace left; also drives the red hit flash
hurtFlash: 0, // s of the impact wash left
hurtFlash: 0, // s of the impact PULSE left (the persistent damage vignette reads hp directly)
placeMark: null, // {x, z, t} — where your aimed rally shot is going (match): the flick made visible
asideT: 14, // s until the umpire's next unsolicited remark (TUNE.asideEvery)
praiseT: 0, // s until the next praise word is allowed (TUNE.praiseEvery)
bossDue: 0, // chapter number the schedule owes you — fired at the next hand-cleared court