Android Question 3D Gaming Toolkit

Interesting! I've been using babylon.js for 3D stuff and am almost there..... https://www.babylonjs.com which I quite like. It does mean coding in Javascript and using WebViews, but guess that AGK is the same or similar?

Babylon.js is certainly interesting, I’ve tried something similar with AGK… Compiled to HTML5 and running the AGK app in a B4X WebView.

But AGK will compile to native Android app or EXE in windows etc.

From what I gather, if it is possible to integrate the AGK toolkit with B4X, then the scope is far greater than relying on just an app in a web view and with greater integration and the power of B4X

i used agk for 2d a long time. agk 1 used code blocks. v2 using Geany as editor.
agk have a own ide for make games with basic language. the compiled output is bytecode that runs in the interpreter core.
it was also possible to use c++ in visual studio 2017 for windows output.
java is a programming language owned by oracle. Kotlin is a attempted to make it better.
for java there are many ide's (as example NetBeans). but for android its android studio from Google.
agk output in HTML5 was bad because the wide amount of browsers and versions.
"But its lacking in many areas" at least the functionality of 3d and its not OOP.
it make no sense to use agk in b4a. tgc inclined to say everthing is possible but they conceal the effort.
for 3D the best engines are unreal and unity.
have also a look into http://jmonkeyengine.org/