anytime...

Why wouldn't it be possible to use the friction table from real life. How would you use it for simulations. I mean I have been told you cannot fudge on simulations, so would it be better not to do those type of simulations for the time being?

It's because of how the physics engine works:

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phent_setfriction ( entity, var friction );
Set the entity's friction for collisions- friction is what makes objects stick to each other, when moved sideways. friction can be set to values between 0 and 100, with 0 effectively disabling friction (similar to what you experience when walking on ice) and 100 setting maximum friction (rubber on rubber). Whenever possible you should set friction to 0, as this speeds up the calcuations and prevents instability. Setting friction to a value larger than 100 percent is faster than setting friction to some arbitrary value between 0 and 100, but it can introduce some instability problems when objects move at high speeds (e.g. don't set car wheels to 110% friction).
Parameters:
entity the entity to be affected
friction coefficient of friction- between 0 for no friction (ice) and 100 for high friction (rubber) or >100 for infinite friction

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so would it be possible to use some?

Huh? Use some what?

Use some of the friction table. Like what amount of friction is with what setting on the 3dgs.

Yes, but you have to keep in mind that the lowest coefficient is ice/ice (3DGS PE value: 0%) and the highest coefficient is rubber/rubber (3DGS PE Value: 100%).

Now compare all other coefficients against these extremes and assign a percentage to it.

Well, alot of rust on my blade, regarding physic's.

Too bad, fastlane you couldn't do it, and then the other guy couldn't host it,

What the heck are you going on about Agreen?
What couldn't I do and what couldn't the other guy host??