Drawn Is Flown — Shot Snap and Auto Hop Just Got More Realistic
Have you ever drawn a drill on paper? You sketch arrows on a court diagram, say "from here to here," and your player nods — then goes on court and hits something completely different. The arrow on paper has no height, no pace, and no second bounce.Court View exists to turn that arrow into a real ball flight. You tap the walls and the floor in order, the ball is drawn along that path, and once you save it you can play the same drill in training. We have just rebuilt the physics underneath, and the two features that help you draw a drill are noticeably more accurate because of it.The second bounce decides how hard a drill isIn squash you must hit the ball before it bounces twice. So when you design a drill, the number that really matters is not where the ball first lands — it is where the se