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I just want add that the Android Studio Koala works for me.

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(also I *think* the build 295 doesn't support API 35, so you should use API 34).

Hello Yves, I hope all is well👍🏼

Just a general FYI, I've managed to build successfully using API 35 and publish to Google Play. I did also apply the patch to the exporter that was released here recently, prior to building the app.

also

Ladybug Android studio not compatible with the version 295

so don't use it

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also

Ladybug Android studio not compatible with the version 295

so don't use it

Is there any benefit to use a later version of Android Studio? I'm still using Giraffe because i was unable to get later version to work with Fusion in the past (an issue with a jre folder not found by Fusion). It seems that this issue is now fixed but i was wondering if i should update my Android Studio or keep it to Giraffe version.

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Is there any benefit to use a later version of Android Studio? I'm still using Giraffe because i was unable to get later version to work with Fusion in the past (an issue with a jre folder not found by Fusion). It seems that this issue is now fixed but i was wondering if i should update my Android Studio or keep it to Giraffe version.

The old IT principle is: if it works, don't update it, otherwise it'll screw up.

Hi. All you need is to install Android Studio (mine is Android Studio Electric Eel | 2022.1.1 Patch 2) which will use Jetbrains jdk 11.0.15 by default.

Latest supported sdk in this case will be 33 (13).

1. Open Android Studio (any project). File - Settings - Appearence and Behavior - System settings - Android SDK. Check Android 33. Dowload, install.

2. Set paths in Clickteam:

- Path to jdk: c:/program files/android/android studio/jbr

- Path to sdk: c:/users/NAME/Appdata/local/android/SDK

This is the simplest way.

If you wish to update to 34 (14):

1. Open Android Studio (any project). File - Settings - Build, Execution, Deployment - Build tool - Gradle. Choose JetBrains version (17.0.14). Install. Rewrite path in clickteam
2. Open Android Studio (any project). File - Settings - Appearence and Behavior - System settings - Android SDK. Check Android 34. Dowload, install.

Thats all. Soon there will be support of sdk 35 in Clickteam.

Hi i have the latest version of android studio, i did the updates, i use Android build api 35 minimum android version 5 & maximum 13

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but when i try to compile my game i get:
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* What went wrong:
A problem occurred configuring root project 'And266A.tmp'.
> Could not open proj generic class cache for build file 'C:\Users\REDBABOON\Documents\Clickteam Fusion Temp\And266A.tmp\build.gradle' (C:\Users\REDBABOON\.gradle\caches\7.5\scripts\8hx9dombvvbdplkbpwpzyuhc8).
> BUG! exception in phase 'semantic analysis' in source unit '_BuildScript_' Unsupported class file major version 65

* Try:
> Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace.
> Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output.
> Run with --scan to get full insights.

* Get more help at Please login to see this link.

BUILD FAILED in 11s

In this folder: C:\Users\REDBABOON\Documents\Clickteam Fusion Temp\And266A.tmp\build.gradle I don't have that And266A.tmp\build.gradle when i close Fusion 2.5 all the temp folders inside C:\Users\REDBABOON\Documents\Clickteam Fusion Temp\ are deleted... so is NO C:\Users\REDBABOON\Documents\Clickteam Fusion Temp\And266A.tmp\build.gradle I don't have that And266A.tmp\build.gradle

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Hi i have the latest version of android studio, i did the updates, i use Android build api 35 minimum android version 5 & maximum 13

Don't install the latest version of Android Studio.

It's incompatible with the current version of Fusion.

I think the latest version compatible with Fusion is Koala.

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Hey, it's great to see someone from Clickteam adress the issue.

So, can we expect an up-to-date guide with links any time soon?

Just please remember, we don't have your knowledge, so any shortcuts taken because "that's obvious" may be a roadblock for us - I'll happily be a proof-reader as a person who can't tell Gradle from grenade.

Hey, sorry for the delay, I made some tests and here is something quite simple that works:

1. Install "Android Studio Koala Feature Drop" from the Android Studio archive: Please login to see this link. (uninstall Android Studio first, if you've previously installed another version)

2. When the startup screen of Android Studio opens, click the Customize line and then click All Settings.

3. In the settings, select Languages & Frameworks / Android SDK and then check the "Android 14.0" line in the SDK Platforms tab (API 34), click OK to install it.

4. Make sure you install the latest update patch of the build 295.10 of Fusion for Android from here: Please login to see this link. (choose the Standalone patch if you've got the standalone version of Fusion, or follow the Steam instructions if you've got the Steam version)

5. Run Fusion, load your Android app and select 34 as build API in the Android tab in the app properties, and make sure the Minimum Android Version is set to 5.0 or greater. Also in your preferences, General tab, make sure you indicate the folders of the Android SDK (usually located in C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk) and the JDK provided with Android Studio (C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\jbr).

Note 1: if you get an error screen the first time you build your app, check if the error log ends with "BUILD SUCCESSFUL", if so then Fusion shouldn't have displayed it, this screen won't appear in the next builds (this may happens for example when Gradle has to download files).

Note 2: if the install of Android Studio, Android SDK and/or Gradle is a mess and you want to reset everything, do this:
- Uninstall Android Studio, and check if C:\Program Files\Android is deleted. If it's not deleted, reboot your machine and delete it.
- Delete the folder C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk
- Delete the folder C:\Users\YourUserName\.gradle

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1. Install "Android Studio Koala Feature Drop" from the Android Studio archive: Please login to see this link. (uninstall Android Studio first, if you've previously installed another version)

Wich version did you installed? There is multiple versions of Koala Feature Drop. It seems the latest version of Koala Feature Drop is 2024.1.2 Patch 1 from september 17, 2024. Can you confirm? Thank you.

Also, does the version of Android Studio has any effect on the apps we build with Fusion? I'm still using Giraffe version and i was wondering if updating to Koala could help to solve some crashes and ANR ot if it has no effect.

Bonjour Yves je suis un peu comme village des irréductibles gaulois je n'ai jamais installe Android Studio je suis toujours en ligne de commande la seule chose que j ai du change et comme vous le dites je n'utilise plus le JDK oracle mais le Open JDK.

Et pour l'instant je n'ai pas rencontre de problème de compilation ma question est-ce que un jour je vais être oblige d'y passer ou si ça sera avec fusion 3 ?

et grand Merci pour la super équipe.

Hello Yves, I'm a bit like a village of die-hard Gauls. I've never installed Android Studio. I'm still using the command line. The only thing I've changed is, as you said, I no longer use the Oracle JDK, but the Open JDK.

And so far, I haven't encountered any compilation issues. My question is: Will I have to switch to it one day, or will it be with Fusion 3?

And a big thank you to the great team.