Finally, at least someone fixed this crap, thanks bro.

@all: If you have already the Ultimate Resource Pack, Essential Fusion Fixes or Custom Weapon Management (CWM) mod(s) installed, you'll have to manually install the collision table as those mods take priority when it comes to which collision table to load in the game due to the workshop ID system. So the default workshop installation of this mod would have no effect on the game. For this reason, I included a manual installation for the collision tables now, which overwrites all workshop modded collision tables, but still includes the changes of the most prominent mods that touch it.

@Opticus glad to hear that, ty

@☦️6♂гда💤: Yes this should work for all Serious Sam titles in Fusion, since the collision table is used for all games inside the global game parameters.

does this work for bfe?

Man - you fixed this HORROR with enemies, from which I died unknown, especially from Kleers or Cucurbitos and they run, and Gnaar is the first and Kleer or Cucurbito attacks through him and I - R.I.P. Now you made a mod for collision for enemies a la from Classic and I can fully play this way HONESTLY, I just don't understand why they abandoned collisions for enemies from Classic, it's like taking apart an old bicycle and inventing a new one, which the old one works PERFECTLY! Thanks to the mod, you have FIXED a gameplay flaw that was missed in Classic - well done, buddy!

ok, I'll check it out, thanks )

@Yurka262: I removed now some filters for player collision and also for enemy collision. Now the classic collision should work for all enemies.

@Yurka262: It seems that some enemy classes are not affected by my changes. What I found was that the werebulls and major biomechanoids are not affected by my changes to the collision table. So it's not the case that modded enemies in general are not affected by the collision changes but rather some classes of enemies. I have two hypothesis why this behaves that way. In the first, I suggest that there are special collision entries for some enemy classes (which I then have to find). My other hypothesis suggests that the collision boxes of the enemies itself are a problem for the collision detection. I'm currently working on this to find a fix for the missing enemy classes.

Does this work for custom monsters as well? Because they act strangely like it's the same as before) I had a lot of them on my map though.