The Bottom Panel: Overview

The bottom panel is a collapsible, tabbed area that holds the editor's more advanced and developer-oriented tools. It plays the same role as the dockable utility panels in Unity (Console, Animation, Audio), Unreal (Output Log, animation tools), and Godot (Output, Animation, Audio buses) — a place for everything beyond basic scene arrangement.

There are nine tabs, each covered in its own section:

1. Console — runtime logs and errors from the game.
2. Code — view and edit the game's code and configuration.
3. Animation — build and preview sprite animations.
4. Sound — manage sound effects and music.
5. States — define object state machines.
6. Insight — view the game's analytics.
7. Ads — configure advertising.
8. Versions — browse and restore previous versions.
9. Test — run automated quality checks.

You can collapse the panel to give the viewport more room, and expand it when you need these tools. The following sections go through each tab.