

The only difficulty is that /Users/yourname/Library is always hidden by default, so you can't access it from within Unity. So it's very simple to enter it when Unity asks for it. Just wanted to update this in case others new to Android dev get lost too.Īctually, even with Android Studio, the path to the SDK is in /Users/yourname/Library/Android/sdk

The android-sdk-macosx, or whatever it was renamed to, is the folder I select in the Unity Android SDK dialog and it works now. I needed to click "Other Download Options", download the SDK tools, Open the Android SDK Manager: android-sdk-macosx/tools/android, leave all default options checked and check the Intel extra tool at the bottom of the list, and install. This threw me off originally because I installed Android Studio and didn't realize that this was incorrect. app extension and isn't treated like a folder and therefore disabled in Unity's Android SDK location dialog.

This is problematic when you have Android Studio installed because the folder uses a. The location of the Android SDK can also be changed in the editor by selecting Unity > Preferences from the menu and then clicking on External Tools in the preferences window. Some of the development tools do not support having spaces in the path, such as scons if you want to build the Titainum SDK from source.The first time you build a project for Android (or if Unity later fails to locate the SDK) you will be asked to locate the folder where you installed the Android SDK (you should select the root folder of the SDK installation). Paths to these tools and project files should not contain spaces or special characters, such as dollar signs, ampersands, etc. As these configurations are tried and tested with Titanium, try to keep yours as similar as possible to this. The paths shown are the locations on our running systems. Location of Mobile and Desktop SDKs (containing mobilesdk, modules, runtime & sdkdirectories) Location of Java executables, java and javac (automatically symlinked) Location of adb (Android Debug Bridge) executable

Location of android (Android SDK Manager) and emulator executables Root location of the Android SDK as installed by Android Studio # Configuration # macOS Software Locations The following will explain where all the software is located on a typical Titanium system and how to configure the associated environment variables for each Operating System. # Software Locations and Environment Variables # Overview
