wuwiandClaude Opus 5
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The rally flick was read as three lanes: sideways past 0.38 of its own length took the whole corner, a hair under it took dead centre, and nothing lived in between — "sometimes applied very strong, sometimes it barely does anything", with no way to tell which one you had asked for. swayOf reads the swipe's LENGTH as a continuous strength, exactly as the serve already did, and doHit spends that instead of the lane vote. Keys keep the full lane; the opponent's aim has no length and is untouched. That is also what hands the OUT back: going out was never a choice, because every aimed shot took the full width and then the scatter on top. Below about 0.7 of a full swipe — the line minus aimError, over the width timing can earn — the worst mistiming in the game cannot sail it now, and above it the old risk curve is exactly as tested. And the aim is drawn while the thumb is still moving: the placement ring is a receipt that arrives with the ball already gone, so the same ring is shown live with a ray from the player's feet, cream while the ask is safe and hot once the sway crosses that derived threshold. The receipt goes red when the shot really is out, so the two rings together are the lesson. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>