why there is not A7 Physics templates? A7 should have unlimite Phis. in every editon. A template for basic phis objects ( cans, balls).
I did not find even a code for a phis. ob

I think that's because it's not that hard to write your own physics action:

Code:

---

action phys_obj
{
	ph_setgravity(vector);
	phent_settype(my,PH_TYPE,ph_type);
	phent_setmass(my,m,ph_type);
	phent_setfriction(my,f);
	phent_setelasticity(my,b,min);
	phent_setdamping(my,l,a);
}

---

and btw, A7 does have full physics with every edition.

Okay, let's try this code

In A6 660 does not work... it is lite C only for A7 , I guess.

No, it does not work neither with A7. Code:

---

action phys_obj
{
	ph_setgravity(vector);
	phent_settype(my,PH_TYPE,ph_type);
	phent_setmass(my,m,ph_type);
	phent_setfriction(my,f);
	phent_setelasticity(my,b,min);
	phent_setdamping(my,l,a);
}

  

---

and include it in the main wdl
then I assigned the action to a ball.
the parameters are all unknown

I just made it so that you could change the letters to actual numbers.

The ph_type statements aren't real C-Script instructions (no, this isn't a Lite-C script, ). You have to change them to either ph_box, ph_sphere, or ph_poly (but don't use that one unless you want it to be a static object; it's very erratic when in motion).

The letters have to be changed to vars or numbers. Of course the engine won't accept things like a,b,j,m,e,etc., unless they're vars that were defined befoehand.

I tend to give code that is requested in a generalized format, meaning you can replace any letters, pseudo-instructions, etc. with your own vars and real instructions. It makes things a lot more tweakable; or at least it should.

Ah..thanks anyway.
letter with numbers
and another thing, the P engine works with spheres and boxes but what if I assign the box action to a model with different shape?

Code:

---

 action phys_obj
{
	ph_setgravity(vector);
	phent_settype(my,PH_SHERE,ph_sphere);
	phent_setmass(my,3,ph_sphere);
	phent_setfriction(my,5);
	phent_setelasticity(my,1,min);
	phent_setdamping(my,2,1);
}
	phent_setmass(my,3,ph_sphere);
	phent_setfriction(my,5);
	phent_setelasticity(my,1,min);
	phent_setdamping(my,2,1);
} 

---

and then?

Code:

---

 action phys_obj
{var jupiterGravity[3];

	ph_setgravity(jupiterGravity);
	phent_settype(my,PH_SPHERE,ph_sphere);
	phent_setmass(my,3,ph_sphere);
	phent_setfriction(my,5);
	phent_setelasticity(my,6,1);
	phent_setdamping(my,2,1);
}; 

---

It start but the damn ball is inamovible. it lacks some add code for made the thing move, walking against or shooting to it.

Does jupiterGravity have a value?

I also believe that you have to have a tall pole of some kind (it doesn't have to be visible) made of a level block to set the area limits for the physics engine.

An alternative would be to just engulf the level in a skycube.