Please i need some help.
How can i implement a real collision detection and physics system, between a player and the ball just like in a foosball table game?
I own the commercial edition, so i only use one physics object that is the ball, and for the player i use an mdl.
I move the player with c_move and for the tilt movement i use c_rotate, however, when the two entities collide, sometimes the ball go to places that i dont want, and the interaction between the two entities isnt real and playable.
thanks in advance.

what is the collision shape you used for your ball ? is it poly or sphere or something else entirely ?

I used SPHERE like this:
PHENT_SETTYPE(MY,PH_RIGID,PH_SPHERE);
PHENT_SETMASS(MY,1,PH_SPHERE);

ph_sphere entities always have only one collision point when in contact with other objects so the "recoil" is always a single force. It should therefore have very predictible reactions. Have you tried different combinations of fat and narrow bounding boxes for the player entity ?

Hello EdMercer, thank you for your reply.

I´ve tried combinations between fat and narrow flags, but the problem persists. I have almost certain that i am doing something wrong but i dont know what it is.
Currently, i am not applying no force at all in the ball (like phent_addcentralforce), just pushing and carrying the ball with the player movement and rotation (like in a foosball game) via c_move and c_rotate.
When i push the ball a little faster, sometimes the player seems to penetrate the ball and her trajectory is unstable.
In other hand, sometimes when the player collide frontal with the ball (applying a rotation), she passes through him.

i am using 3dgs 6.31.4 comm, with enable_polycollision = 1 (default)