OnAnimationEndDelegate

#1 The ProcessList.AddAnimationCallback() is for obtaining TorqueComponent.UpdateAnimation callbacks (similar to Ticks, but you only get before rendering). I haven't used that delegate, but the normal way of using event delegate properties in C# is that you just set them to the function you want to be called. I.e

YourAnimationObject.OnAnimationEnd = YourAnimationEndFunction

All you have to do is to make sure that your function matches the delegate type, i.e. has the right parameters (check reference api or GSE tooltips).

Matias

#2 To add a delegate to a T2DAnimatedSpriteObject

//populate
T2DAnimatedSprite _player = TorqueObjectDatabase.Instance.FindObject<T2DAnimatedSprite>(_sceneObject.Name);
_player.OnAnimationEnd += new T2DAnimatedSprite.OnAnimationEndDelegate(OnAnimationEnd);

To remove:

_player.OnAnimationEnd -= new T2DAnimatedSprite.OnAnimationEndDelegate(OnAnimationEnd);

public void OnAnimationEnd()
        {
            //Stuff Here
        }

#3 Matias had it right. The 'new' statement isn't neccesary.