Makes sense, but wouldn't it be smarter to do that anyways? Android/Google forces you to update the Android SDK, once in a while (as far as I know). Why not move some of the changes into the core game then? Players wouldn't need to guess, how much space it will cost.

Ohh, yea. This game actually is available on mobile, so it would make sense. Thanks!

Go for it! I just started a few day ago, after months of playing with Opengl directly.
Instead of planing & settings up buffers, putting in 5 lines of code and having multiple shaders set up, feels great.
And the raylib cheatsheet contains everything you need start of with your project.

This is the "main"-Part of the shader. Creating a spiral and outputting it as a mask + a uv(isch)-Map

if you want to use this information inside of a material/shader. Just add an Attribute Node, inside of you information.