Five of Oliver's six (the sixth is a play-mode discussion): - THE DOUBLE FAULTS WERE FRAME QUANTIZATION: the bounce registered a full integration step after true contact — ~0.75 m of travel at serve pace — so serves aimed half a metre safe were judged long. Classic enforces the service box, the match only the court, hence 'zombie tennis does not'. The bounce now rewinds to y=0 before anything reads the position. Measured in-pane: 30/40 faults on good taps before, 0/40 after (mistimed and smudged taps also 0/40; aimed hard serves keep their scatter risk). Also: the strike flick dead zone is 44 px so a smudged tap stays a tap, and the aim base clamps 0.18 m inside the lines — scatter, not the aim, is what faults. - The mop beat holds the walk-on until the boy actually LEAVES the court (ordered off at beat end, 6 s cap). - A match game win that restores blood shows the duel's WOUNDS TREATED popup; full-blood wins stay silent. - The opponent walk-on card holds 4.0 s (was 2.4). - Card heads are cut from the 4K sheets at 144 px (assets/_heads.py, z_<fam>head.png, HEAD_CROP stays as fallback) — the old 65 px crops were the 'very low res' heads. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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