B4X Tips - Installing Android Virtual Device AVD for B4A

In this tutorial we looked at creating AVD (Android Virtual Device) using B4A SDK and AVD Manager, and changing the skins to popular devices. #B4X #B4XPages #B4A

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[clemsphotoshop]

Please my sdk manager can't open any idea about the course of it
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[PatrickHartzsch]

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[clemsphotoshop]

Please can i get your sdk am having issues creating the Avd

[goldenagex]

The B4A IDE does not come ready to use. A lot of components need to be installed by elbow grease before you can build anything. Adding an emulator is even more painful. It's not an Android Studio by any means but the least Erel could do is package some of the stuff up with the IDE or at least have a built-in manager that just knows how to work without providing a path to it, and round up known resources. I'm the author of several IDEs and my users would berate me to death if I did things the way Erel does. I get beat up for causing a programmer to be annoyed, yet perhaps Erel is too busy to care, being the author of 3 or 4 IDEs himself. Once I get my project far enough along and can get to the .java files generated I might try to migrate it over to Android Studio and be done with B4, BeFore I have a stroke. :)

[Aeric]

The original resolution is difficult to see.
We can add hw.lcd.density=640 to the file.