We analyze the interactions of (2+1) -dimensional parametric solitons and demonstrate nonplanar beam switching in a bulk X((2)) medium, which includes controllable soliton repulsion, spiraling, and fusion. An analytical model predicting the results of the soliton scattering is derived and verified by direct numerics.
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