You should probably move that question to it's own thread. Maybe someone with some Android knowledge will spot it and help you out.

Wish I could help, but I've done painfully little with Android.

Like microtransactions and such? Interesting. We should probably have code that can easily be added to the engine for these sorts of things.

That's cool! I hope it does well.

I don't know what admob is so I'm probably not going to be able to help you.

It would be all the assets in the default asset manager in the engine (so readily available). The assets for the editors will be loaded in a separate asset manager so they will not appear in the editor. This is actually happening already in the dev branch. Also, the idea of loading a project was one...

For the Asset Manager I imagine a list of assets on one side and a list of controls on the other with the selected asset displayed in the center. So if you pick a particle effect, it's displayed in the center with the various settings for the particle effect on to the right of it.

I wanted to have an "Asset Manager" that handles particles and animations along with static images. The scene editor is probably separate but I could see there being button to jump to an asset in the Asset Manager. I changed the event names from "Mouse" events to "Touch" events on the GUI controls w...

Sounds like you were busy over the weekend :) I have started work on the editors, but I was quickly side-swiped by how run-down the GUI has become. So I started refurbishing the GUI and writing documentation as I went. You can find it in the wiki and try it out in the dev branch. I did manage to put...

Composite Sprites do have dedicated cells like a tilemap, but they also have other modes for isometric tile maps or custom arrangements of sprites. There's no need for another tilemap object. You can read about them here: https://github.com/GarageGames/Torque2D/wiki/CompositeSprite-Guide In my game,...

Today I checked in code to the development branch to start the process of creating the editors. I started weeks ago (or longer I can't remember) and quickly found that the GUI situation was so bad that nobody could use it without looking up the code to see what actually works. So I've been reworking...

I'm glad to hear that you're using it. If you have questions you know where to find me.