I have a ball which drops to a point, from which it should bounce and reach another point.
My ball starts with an acceleration towards the first point, hits the point and bounces off to the left side. What I want is the velocity & acceleration applied to the ball after hitting the first point, so it both has a bouncing effect, and reaches it's destination (doesn't go offside, like the bright trail).
I have the linear vector between points, coordinates of points and angle between them.
If you don't want a full blown physics simulation you could fake this by a linear interpolation (lerp) from the start point to end-point.
See Moving object from vector A to B in 2d environment with in increments of percents for lerp in java script.
Change the coordinate pointing upwards (y or z) depending on the coordinate system you use. While t is animated from 0..1: