@Aravind (View Post)
It is possible to run the script manager inside it, but you can't scroll to get to all the scripts. If I ever optimize the script manager for touch, I will put it in.

Some scripts like TPTMP won't and can't work on the android port, though.

@Aravind (View Post)
What are you talking about? I'm only talking about Lua mods. TPT has a nice Lua API that lets you add new elements and other things.

I'm not going to let people modify the APK for mods that Lua can already do. That's also a security issue, I highly doubt android lets you modify the apk unless it is signed by me.

Lua does everything you need in a mod anyway ... it will work just fine if/when I ever optimize the script manager for a touch interface.

@Aravind (View Post)
That wouldn't be illegal, TPT is open source. You can get the code for TPT here and the code for my mod here. Anyone can download the code and do almost whatever they want with it. The license says you just have to release the source code if you're going to publish a mod with any modifications.

I feel like you have no idea what you are talking about ..... but anyway, what i'm saying is that there is a thing called the "script manager" which I might put in this one day which allows you to create and load custom elements. I'm pretty sure this is what you want, and it doesn't involve any edits to the .apk or anything illegal.

@cxi (View Post)
I think he's trying to say that, that is what he meant. He already knows it is open source. The messages were just a little confusing.