Input modes

ATaMa volley has three input modes, each for a different purpose. The mode you pick when you set up a match determines the input UI for that match and what data gets saved. For normal match recording, use the 3-tap standard mode.

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More detailed steps and screenshots will be added over time.

How the three modes differ

3-tap standard mode

Use it for: normal match recording (recommended)

Records: mainly your own team's data

Analysis: efficiency, impact per set, rotation breakdown, and more

Attack analysis mode

Use it for: shot placement, attack selection, and set analysis

Records: the direction and placement of your attacks, plus set trajectory

Analysis: court diagrams and shot arrows

Opponent analysis mode

Use it for: scouting an opponent's tendencies

Records: mainly the opponent's data

Analysis: team comparison and opponent tendencies

Attack analysis and opponent analysis are specialized ways of recording. They're designed to be used alongside the standard mode, not instead of it.

Switching modes

Pick the input mode at the top of the new match screen.

You can't switch mid-match

The mode can't be changed once a match has started — it's locked per match.