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Please note the direction of '/' because in mysys you will need to use UNIX path conventions like shown above. Java path is C:\Users\green\AppData\Local\Android\jre\binĪt the very end it should look like this:Įxport PATH=/c/Users/green/AppData/Local/Android/Sdk/jre/bin:/c/Users/green/AppData/Local Let's say for example theĪndroid SDK path is 'C:\Users\green\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk' To accommodate this you need to edit C:/msys64/etc/profile.

Refer to this graphic in the first box of Īndroid requires specific versions of java and it's tools be in your %PATH% environmental variable. Note that depends on where you installed Android Studio on your PC. To fix this we can edit C:SDK\ndk\172\build\core\init.mk lines 156-158 like so: On Windows there are a few additional fixes you will need to apply.Īndroid NDK doesn't seem to detect you are windows properly when running from msys terminal. ( I've also only tested build games with emake (our command line build tool) so make sure you have it built as well.) Within your enigma-dev directory, type at the prompt: You will need to clone this repo on top of your existing enigma-dev folder like so: Some android specific external dependencies such as GLADE and SDL are kept in a separate repository. At the command prompt, make sure you are at the enigma-dev directory and type:

Run mingw64.exe from your msys folder and create a terminal window. With the emulator up and running, it is time to setup the msys side of things.įirst, let's setup emake(our command-line build tool) to compile our test game. Select 'Next' to save that device.īack at the Virtual Devices screen, click on the green triangle to run the device. It is suitable enough for our testing purposes. In the 'Select Hardware' window, choose Nexus One from the Phone category. Click on 'create a Virtual device' button to create a new one, disregarding the one pre-defined. Go back to Configure at the Android start screen and Select AVD Manager. It is also recommended you set up an Android Emulator in Android Studio's AVD manager as well.