Ping Pong puts real table tennis tables in your FiveM server. A player walks up to a table, presses E and is standing at one end with the camera behind them: the mouse moves the racket, a quick forward flick hits harder, a sideways sweep steers the ball, and a ring on the table shows where the ball will come down. Matches are played against a bot on three difficulties or against another player, in five modes, at three ball speeds, to the score you choose — with an optional bet where the winner takes the pot.
Every rally runs on real ball physics — gravity, drag, bounce and a racket that has to meet the ball — and a duel between two players is refereed on one side and mirrored to the other sixty times a second. Everyone standing nearby watches the match play out with animated players, and every finished duel moves both players on an ELO leaderboard. Tables are placed in game with the creator and saved to the database.
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