When you hit "Return" the text should be displayed in white text.In a normal year, Google I/O would traditionally mark the release of a new version of Android Studio. Paste the path ("CMD-V" on Mac OS X or "Ctrl-V" on Windows) into the Android SDK field. Open the Projucer application and navigate to menu item Projucer > Global Search Paths.
This is shown in the following screenshot.Įnsure that at least the items that are shown selected in the screenshot above are selected on your system (on either Windows or Mac OS X). This is done using the installer on Windows, but on Mac OS X you need to finish the installation when Android Studio is first opened. Perform a standard install of Android Studio. You should be prompted to install this if necessary, either during the install process (on Windows) or when you first launch Android Studio (on Mac OS X).
Note You may need to update your JDK (Java Development Kit) to 7.0 or later depending on your OS.
After the download is complete, follow all of the instructions on the "Installing Android Studio" page that should have appeared after you initiated the download. Be prepared for this whole process to take a while. This is only the initial download, there are more items to install later. The download is quite large so may take some time (around 700MB on macOS and Windows). Installing the tools and development kitsīefore we create a JUCE application for Android we need some of the standard tools, Android SDKs, and the Android NDK (Native Development Kit).ĭownload Android Studio from the following URL: In this tutorial we will install and configure the tools necessary for building JUCE-based applications using the Android Studio application. This tutorial introduces the use of Android Studio for creating JUCE-based projects.