physics-arcade

You enable Arcade Physics in Phaser 4 by configuring the physics property within your GameConfig object. This initializes the arcade physics engine, allowing you to create dynamic and static bodies across your game world.

You handle collisions and overlap in Phaser 4 by managing interactions between physics-enabled game objects. This involves using the physics system to detect overlaps and enforce collide callbacks between dynamic and static sprites.

You apply velocity and gravity to a dynamic body by modifying its physics body properties after creation. This allows sprites to move automatically and fall realistically within the arcade physics world bounds.

Yes, you can build a platformer using Arcade Physics in Phaser 4. You create a dynamic player with gravity, configure platform collisions, and handle item collection to observe the physics engine in action.

You enforce world bounds in Phaser 4 by configuring the physics body properties of your game objects. This prevents dynamic and static objects from moving outside the defined arcade physics world limits.