After trying many setups for 2 days and reading numerous posts and user guides, I finally managed to build an APK file with Multimedia Fusion 2.5 Developer. I'm sharing this to help anyone experiencing the same frustration I did.
System Specifications:
- Windows 11, 64-bit
- AMD Processor
- Multimedia Fusion build R295.10
- Android Exporter (latest version from Please login to see this link.)
- I used a simple app without any extensions, just one Active object
Special thanks to NaitorStudios' Discord pinned post in Click Converse server, which helped significantly in reaching the solution: Please login to see this link.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Install Latest Versions
- Multimedia Fusion 2.5
- Android Exporter
- Clean Previous Java and Android Studio Installations (Optional but Recommended)
- Uninstall any existing JDK installations
- Uninstall Android Studio
- Note: Back up any important projects or configurations before uninstalling
- Install JDK 11.0.25 (the only version that worked!!!)
- Download from: Please login to see this link.
- Note: Free signup required. If you can't find it, scroll down to the section shown in the attached screenshot
- Default installation path: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11
- Install Android Studio
- Version: Iguana | 2023.2.1 Patch 1
- Source: Android Studio Archive (Please login to see this link.)
- Important: Avoid installing unnecessary components to prevent conflicts
- Configure Android Studio SDK
- Access SDK Manager: MoreActions > SDK Manager on welcome screen
- Required Components:
- SDK Platforms: Android 14.0 - API Level 34
- SDK Tools (install only these):
- Android SDK Build-Tools
- Android SDK Command Line Tools
- Android Emulator
- Android SDK Platform-Tools
- Google USB Driver
- Important: Do not install NDK as it may cause build failures
- Configure Multimedia Fusion 2.5
- Open Tools > Preferences > General tab
- Set "Pathname of the JDK directory" to: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.x
- Set "Pathname of the Android SDK directory" to: C:\Users<YourUsername>\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk
- Configure MFA Build Settings
- Open Window > MFA Properties
- Set build type to: Android / OUYA application
- In Android tab: Click button to use newest installed SDK API (34)
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