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To enable Arcade Physics in Phaser 4, add the physics plugin to your GameConfig and set the gravity values. This initializes the physics world, allowing you to create dynamic and static bodies that respond to gravity for game simulation.

Collide separates physics bodies after contact, preventing them from passing through each other, while overlap only detects intersection without separation. Both trigger events, letting you implement platforms with collide and collectibles with overlap.

You apply velocity and acceleration to sprites in Phaser 4 by modifying their physics body properties. This enables physics-based motion, moving objects dynamically across the screen according to the configured world bounds and gravity settings.

Yes, you can use collision categories to manage interactions between specific physics bodies. Configuring body properties and categories allows you to control which dynamic and static objects collide or overlap, ensuring reliable game physics.

Sprites fall through screen edges because world bounds are not enabled. You must configure the physics world bounds in your scene to keep dynamic bodies within the screen limits and prevent them from leaving the playable area.

Yes, Arcade Physics in Phaser 4 supports both dynamic and static bodies. Dynamic bodies are affected by velocity, acceleration, and gravity, while static bodies remain fixed, making them ideal for creating platforms and solid level boundaries.