> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.rcore.cz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.rcore.cz/paid-resources/rcore_pingpong/match-settings.md). # Match Settings The game host is able to customize the match with various settings. #### Max Score Number of points needed to win the match. #### Ball Type Type of ball you'd like to use during the game. #### Speed Adjust the game speed to match your preferred playing style. #### Use Leaderboard Toggle whether the match result is recorded on the public leaderboard. #### Helper Toggle to show or hide the trajectory guide indicating where the ball will land on the table.

#### Use Net Hitting the net gives your opponent a point. You can disable the net.

#### Game Mode Game mode you'd like to play. ### Game Modes #### Classic Traditional game mode where players score points by successfully hitting the ball past their opponent. Missing the ball results in the opponent gaining a point, initiating a new round. #### Speed Up Similar to Classic, but the ball speeds up after each successful hit. Missing the ball results in the opponent gaining a point, initiating a new round. #### Walls Similar to Classic, but the ball bounces off invisible walls on the sides of the table. Missing the ball results in the opponent gaining a point, initiating a new round.

### #### Billiards Experience a Billiards adventure where every round begins with a special ball, each showcasing a unique score displayed right on the ball itself. For instance, if your opponent misses ball number 5, you score 5 points. The game concludes once all 9 balls have been played, and the winner is the player with the highest total points.

#### Target Practise In this mode, the table is divided into target zones, each assigned a specific point value. Players score points by successfully hitting the ball into these target zones. Missing the target results in the opponent gaining a point, initiating a new round.

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