Cheat engine... that sounds interesting. How does that work, if I may ask?
its an app that lets you search and alter variables in active memory.
for the Volleyball event, first you use the speedhack function to slow the game clock so you have time between points to search your variables. (setting it to 0.2, will slow the game to 1/5th normal speed, set it to 0.0 to freeze it while you search the variables, when you're done set it to 1.0 to restore it to normal)
so when you score the first point, you search for all the addresses that store a "1" (in this case it will be a 4bit integer), on the second point you search to see which of these changed to a "2", and so forth (though in this case you will probably figure out the address that stores the score by the fourth point), when you get it you simply change it to an appropriate integer... (I'd suggest 11 because it doesn't update till the next point with will be the winner with 12).
there is probably a more efficient way to do it (there are people who can use this to make Trainers), but unfortunately my understanding of it is limited.
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catching the right moment isn't usually a problem, I'm guessing KST made this with an Ultra Wide monitor so those of us with normal monitors have a deadzone to the left where the ball goes past the viewable area... So I just use Cheat engine to win... as long as I can get 3 or 4 to calibrate it I can edit it to 12
