physics-arcade

To enable Arcade Physics in Phaser 4, configure it within the GameConfig and scenes to manage dynamic and static bodies, applying velocity, gravity, and collision detection for 2D game mechanics.

Handle sprite collisions and overlaps in Phaser 4 by using the Arcade Physics API's collide and overlap functions, allowing you to implement gameplay mechanics like platforms, pickups, and triggers.

Yes, you can apply velocity, acceleration, gravity, and bounce to physics-enabled sprites, images, and groups in Phaser 4 by configuring their dynamic bodies through the Arcade Physics API.

The best way to set world bounds and collision categories for 2D arcade physics is by configuring these properties directly through the Phaser 4 Arcade Physics API to ensure reliable motion and collision interactions.

Yes, the Arcade Physics setup supports both dynamic and static bodies, allowing you to configure physics-enabled sprites, images, and groups with reliable 2D motion and collision interactions across game scenes.

Physics bodies may not collide properly if Arcade Physics is not fully enabled in the GameConfig or if collision categories and world bounds are misconfigured, so verify your API setup for dynamic and static bodies.