I'm pretty keen on getting to run my first app in a emulator in Android Studio. But to be able to do that I need to set up a AVD and for that I need to download a system-image through Android Studio.
How ever it looks like my space on my root is too small for that:
https://pasteboard.co/GIXNiRX.png
Is there a way to change the download folder inside Android Studio?
Or is the only way to solve this by increasing the space on root in some way?
Best regards
Fredrik
Turn out that I needed to upgraded to Android Studio 3.1.2 and since I use a too old computer I am aiming to run my app on a real device.
Best regards
Fredrik
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When I make Wear OS app with default name(MyApplication), It works well..
But When I make Wear OS app with custom name(ex. WearOsTestProject)...
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Project name changed to MyApplication...
it fixed MyApplication ... I can't build it
It was Android studio problem..
I solved this problem by re-install android studio.
I think it is Android Studio's problem. I use IntelliJ instead
The idea is that I want to use non-java library compiled for android on Linux, cuz the only toolchain I managed to get working is Linux rather then windows. I don't want to put android studio onto my virtual machine cuz it will be slow or dead, and probably unnecessary. I'm curious what would be the problems if I make a library file on my virtual machine, spit it out into shared folder and then add to my android studio project on windows? Will there be any problems at all? I'm not sure if android studio executes the files before packing them to APK, or if there any filesystem related issues. Can someone elaborate on that, and if anyone knows of a better way to do that - please mention it.
Also to clarify - I don't need to run it on emulator - it will go straight to my device.
Thanks in advance :)
Well,i am trying to launch the emulator in android studio 2.3.3 ,the project is running ,but i am not able to see the virtual device ,anyone can help with this?
I found this answer on SO, which deals with the same problem on Ubuntu. As you did not specify the operating system you are using, I'm not sure whether this will actually help you, but maybe it can point you in the right direction.
The answer linked above recommends adding the following line to the startup script (which is called studio.sh and located in the bin directory underneath the Android Studio directory, at least it does for Linux):
# Preload shared library required by Android emulator
export LD_PRELOAD='/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6'
That worked perfectly for me, maybe it can help you too?
Good luck!
I was installed new version of Android Studio but its not show the SDK .Any one help to solve this path issue.See this images.
Android studio configure that not show the SDk where i fix it path of sdk[enter image description here]1
Generally the stored path of android sdk in generally hidden.
So as per my experiences go as i say,
First allow your Pc to show hidden file.
Go to the following directory of your Pc or Lappy:
C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Android
Here You can see your Sdks.
Open Android Studio
Press CTRL+ALT+SHIFT
In search bar type "sdk" .(Beside it you will see the android sdk location.Change it.)
Set the path of android sdk which you went into earlier in your lappy's directory shown above.
http://filehippo.com/download_android_sdk/download/dd03cc329af0cd74b0e34afce1b4888e/
Here's the link..
And I ain't on Skype. Sorry😔
Thanks to all who give me suggestion.
Now its fix to reinstall complete android studio.
jdk file croup t or missing that why its show many problem.
I copy sdk file in another place and paste again when i reinstall my android studio its fix:) and no need to be download again sdk packages.
Using Android Studio 1.0.2 (Windows).
How to make a res/layout-land folder?
I try, it seems to work (no error messages), but the folder does not show up in Android Studio.
However, the folder does exist in the file system.
I have some old project (converted from Android Studio 0.9.x): They seem to work better.
I had the same problem. You have to change your structure explorer from Android(I think its default) to Project. You will see the layout-land folder under res.
You can change the structure explorer in Android Studio from Android to Packages:
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Also after restarting the Android Studio application I was able to see the land folder.