1 Pool Cue Placer
2 Pool Cue Shooter
3 Cue Ball Magnet
4 Cue Ball Placer
5 Extra Cue Ball
7 Surprise
8 Ball Seperator

1
Pitch + Roll: Driving
Brake: Brake
VTOL: Pool Cue Angle
Trim: Pool Cue Turn Angle

2
Activates Magnet
Pitch up: High velocity Shot
Pitch down: Small Shot (Use when VTOL's active)

4
VTOL: Up and down
Throttle: Forwards and backwards
Trim: Left and right
When placing ball down, let go when the circle has dissapeared.

When using 1 & 2 or 3 & 4 together, before switching AG's all values return to starting positions.

7
VTOL: ?
Throttle: ?
(Turn off remaining groups when using this.)

Sorry I cannot get rid of the collision sounds D:
Due to SP Physics, ball rolling speed is slow.
If the Cue Ball starts bouncing, hit it with the tip of the Pool Cue

This Pool Table is as close to scale as you can get! From the table itself to the pool balls, everything is on a 2:1 scale. How to use it properly:

Group 1 will move the Car which holds the Pool Cue. When starting, use that group and lock the Car into place with AG2. Then put VTOL down for the right Angle and Pitch up for a hard swing with the Cue.
Once you've shot, Put VTOL back to 0, unlock the Car (AG2 off) and drive it around using Pitch and Roll. You can use the Pool Cue Cam to look and aim better.
When you're in the right spot, lock the car in place and use VTOL & Trim to pisition your Cue the right way.
If your Cue is parallel to ground, use Pitch up for your shot, at an angle you use Pitch down.

(Don't know what ball to shoot? Striped balls are light and flat in colour and whole colours are semi-gloss and dark coloured.)

In case the Cue Ball decides to run of, the Seperating system will (mostly) get it onto the right track for re-use. In this case, the following steps apply:
Once the ball is underneath the Placer, AG3 will pick it up. Afterwards use AG4's VTOL to bring it up, its Throttle to bring the ball above the table and Trim to place it anywhere you want.
When placing the ball down, the white circle on the Placer Cam, and its instructions shown on it, should just dissapear. Then let it go and place the Ball placer back into its original position.

If the Cue Ball doesn't reach the Ball Placer, you can grab a replacement using AG5.

AG7 does something, you gotta find out what :o

As a reminder when using the table that groups 1 and 2 go together and so do 3 & 4. Whenever you're done using one of either pairs, do not forget to put all sliders and values back to 0, so you will have a smooth experience trying to pool. If it so happens that the Cue Ball doesn't bounce into the correct slide, you can use the second one provided using AG5. I do want to add that the balls don't really roll much except when a lot of force is applied, which makes playing Pool on a Game made for Planes, a bit of a hassle.
I've tried to make this before almost 5 years ago but i couldn't get the balls to stop rolling https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/1b3ps1/Automated-Pool-Table .

Enjoy! :D