

- #ANDROID STUDIO SDK LOCATION LINUX INSTALL#
- #ANDROID STUDIO SDK LOCATION LINUX DRIVERS#
- #ANDROID STUDIO SDK LOCATION LINUX ANDROID#
- #ANDROID STUDIO SDK LOCATION LINUX ZIP#
If you really want to use the old installer, you can maybe get around it by adding an empty "tools" folder.
#ANDROID STUDIO SDK LOCATION LINUX ANDROID#
The older libGDX installer that i was using i believe only looked for a "tools" folder (but newer android sdk has split this into "cmdline-tools" and "build-tools"). Make sure the Android SDK Build-Tools is installed. Open up SDK Manager in Android Studio (it's under the config menu on the start screen of android studio) Appearance and Behavior -> System Settings -> Android SDK So if you're using the latest installer ( ), make sure those exist.

The latest (as of this writing) libGDX starter looks for at least 2 folders: "build-tools" and "platforms". Check out the page below for links to setup and development instructions for popular Android devices, or check your device vendor's support pages.I can tell you what was my issue, and hopefully it helps you, too.
#ANDROID STUDIO SDK LOCATION LINUX DRIVERS#
#ANDROID STUDIO SDK LOCATION LINUX ZIP#
zip that can be extracted to an arbitrary location. If you don't want to use Android Studio, you can also download the Android SDK as a plain.
#ANDROID STUDIO SDK LOCATION LINUX INSTALL#
On the " SDK Tools", you will want to select and install at least the following packages, if they are not already installed:ĭepending on your needs, yu might also want to install In general, you will want to build for the hightest available (non-Beta) SDK, even if you support older versions via a Deployment Target. On the " SDKs Platforms", tab, make sure one or more SDK Versions are installed. In the middle column Click on Android SDK (with Android icon) OR click. Have fun Following steps were for older versions(<1.0) of Android Studio. (Example SDK location: C:android-sdk I have sub-folders like add-ons, platforms etc under C:android-sdk) Click OK to save changes. You can do this from the Android Studio Splash screen, via the Configure menu: Put the path to the Android SDK in 'Android SDK location' field.

Water (or rather, the Elements compiler) requires the Android SDK in order to build apps for the Android platform.
