I'm not sure if this has been posted before; I couldn't find it.

How can you make an explosion at a certain point and all the entities around it with physics applied will get blasted in the right direction depending on the distance from it to the point?

You can create an invisible physics object with high mass in the middle of all other objects.
It will push the other objects away. The effect looks like an explosion.

this way need special code ?

Take the physics examples in the manual, these should work.
http://www.conitec.net/beta/ph.htm

i know Physics has come for normal work but " PlaystationThree " tell want create Explosion .

It works just like I´ve written.
The objects "will get blasted in the right direction".

Is there no way to just c_scan from the position, then in the entitys' EVENT_SCAN event calculate the distance and direction from the explosion point, then calculate the correct force that needs to be applied then use phent_addcentralforce(); or some other one of those functions to apply it in the direction. I know there would be lots of trig and stuff involved, and i would figure it out myself, but I'm not even out of high school yet so, obviously, I haven't learned that yet.

really, i dont think that sphere with huge mass would be looking like explotion... the larger radius you would change, the large center would move up

sorry for my english, i'd try to make shema

1)

q 0
------

q - object
0 - little sphere

2)

as radius increased

|------|
\----/
q \--/
--

something like this, so sphere wouldnt touch near object


my solution is to make mix from lite-c's "c_scan" and newton's "add_force": we scan for near objects, calculate the force and apply it, as i made in my wrapper

Have you tried it? I have, I could even make a short video.
It´s a hack, I admit, but it works.

just like this?