Single Player Squash Prototype Revision v1.3

Current Squash Duel

A current single-player squash prototype with a computer opponent, serve-building tools, stamina, shot variety, and network play planned after the core match loop feels right.

Player 1
0
Serve side: left
Computer
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AI ready
Opening serve Ball 0 km/h
Press Start Match, then serve with the player shown on the scoreboard.

Serve Build

Aim the crosshair on the front wall, choose box and style, then hold the server strike button to release.
Target: center lane
Hold a rally button on serve. Release inside the sweet band for the cleanest strike.

Controls

YouMove: `W A S D`
Rally: `F` drive, `G` lob
Serve: hold/release `F` or `G`, setup with `R` and `T`
ComputerAI movement, return choice, and serve timing are automated in this build.
Networked server mode comes later once match functionality is stable.
Indoor Match Ready

Play A Real Rally

You share one court with a computer opponent, chase length, and work the front wall instead of just batting the ball back and forth. Serves need height, rallies reward deep length, and networked multiplayer comes after the single-player match is solid.

Scoring11 points, win by 2
ShotsDrive and lob
PaceLive stamina model
Use the movement keys while striking to shape the shot lane. Holding a side bias helps you choose straight or crosscourt length.
Revision build v1.3 shown until live release.
Serve flow: the serving player starts with the ball already on the strings. Hit either shot button to launch a legal serve toward the front wall. The first bounce must reach the back half on the opposite side.
Rally logic: every shot must reach the front wall before the floor, stay above the tin, and stay under the outline. Two bounces loses the rally.
Current scope: this revision is single-player versus computer. Networked server mode is intentionally deferred until the rally, serving, and AI behaviour feel right.