Can anyone tell me how to get android 12 google pixel 6 and 6 pro emulator skins for developing?
I couldn't find any solution on internet, therefore asking this question of stack overflow.
Open the Android Studio and go to the "AVD Manager"->"Create Virtual Device" section.
Select "New Hardware Profile"
Set Screen size - 6.4, Resolution - 1080x2400, RAM 8GB, everything else as default, click on "Finish"
In the next step select "Android 12.0" image and click "Next"
Lastly, make sure that "Device Frame" is enabled and click "Finish"
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How do I make my Android Emulator (from Android Studio) stay on top?
Click on the three dots on the bottom of the side panel
Go to settings
Enable "Show window frame around device"
Now the standard ubuntu frame will appear at the top of the emulator. You can right-click on this and click on "Always on Top"
I know this question has been asked before, but the answers are for older versions of Android Studio.
When I try creating a new virtual device, I no longer see a checkbox for "Enable Device Frame" and the emulator shows the frame by default. How do I hide it?
This has an answer here:
How to remove the device's frame on Visual Studio Emulator?
Open Android Device Manager from Visual Studio.
While your device is powered off, click the "..." in the top right corner
Select "Show in explorer"
Edit the file "config.ini"
Remove the skin.name and skin.path properties and save file
Start the device!
Image of the result
In my emulator option to hide frame is available here - try on your, and see if you have this potion
I'm trying to debug a problem that seems to be happening only on OnePlus devices, unfortunately buying this device is not an option for me, so I've been looking on Google how to emulate an OnePlus device but without any success :(
Is there any way I can reproduce the hardware specs and software characteristics on a GOOD android emulator??
Short answer: No. You can not run a Cyanogen OS device on the Android Studio emulators. However, there is a workaround where you can make a oneplus one clone that works on android:
Click on the “Run ‘app’” button
In the dialog, click the button in the bottom left corner with the text “Create New Virtual Device”
Click the button with the text “New Hardware Profile” in the bottom left corner
Enter the specifications and the name (Some examples: OnePlus 1 specifications, OnePlus 2 specifications, and OnePlus 3 specifications)
Click Finish
Click Next
Choose the system image (It will show a dialog, if doesn’t then skip this step)
Click Next
Choose your preferences
Click Finish
There's no way to perfectly emulate any phone. Running Nexus 5 emulator would bring you a 'device' with some proper values like screen coordinates or Android system version, but it won't make you sure that if it works on an emulator of Nexus 5, it would work also on the real device.
As I know, OnePlus is using Cyanogen OS (so it's not the same as you would find on Nexuses or Samsung devices), so one opportunity is to find a cheaper option phone with this custom Android system like Willey Fox brand devices.
Also, check your app on Genymotion emulator - it also uses a custom Android system based on CyanogenMod, but as you already know, the best way is to check it on a real device.
Hope it will help
I have updated to Android Studio 1.3 and I'm trying to make a test with Nexus 5 which has a resolution of 1080px x 1920px and when I start the emulator the icons are too big and when I run my app which has a banner of 320x50. This banner is nearly as wide as the screen!
Here is the emulator without any application running, where you can see a very big icons on the screen.
And here is a screenshot with an app which has a banner test of 320x50px
If I select "No Skin" in Custom Skin Definition, it doesn't work for me. In the later image you can see it.
Another example, this is what I see and what I want to see in Android Studio to a Tablet Nexus 7:
And this is what I've got to a Tablet Nexus 7 in Android Emulator: it's too big. Why does this happen?
In the Android Virtual Device Manager click "Create virtual device", select needed one and click the "Clone device" button. Then change "Default skin" to "No skin". Now save the profile and launch it.
I am using Android Studios 0.8.1 on Windows 8. I cannot seem to create a new AVD.
Here is a screenshot of the problem:
As you can see, at the bottom of the window, the "OK" button is disabled.
Does anyone see a problem?
Try typing in 64 in the SD card size box. that gives you a 64 MB sdcard in the emulator.
Taken from here
Try to follow these steps:
To set up an Android Wear virtual device:
1- Click Tools > Android > AVD Manager.
2- Click Create....
3- Fill in the following details for the AVD you want to specify and leave the rest of the fields with their default values:
AVD Name - A name for your AVD
Device - Android Wear Round or Square device types
Target - Android 4.4W - API Level 20
CPU/ABI - Android Wear ARM (armeabi-v7a)
Keyboard - Select Hardware keyboard present
Skin - AndroidWearRound or AndroidWearSquare depending on the selected device type
Snapshot - Not selected
Use Host GPU - Selected, to support custom activities for wearable notifications
4- Click OK.
You can use either snapshot or "Use Host GPU", not both. Try deselecting one.