I'm using Android Studio to create a new project, but when I click "Create New Project" it takes me to a window about choosing additional libraries and frameworks and then a huge empty box that says "Command Line App." How can I get to the window that lets me configure my project and choose the API and layout and such? screenshot of the first window that opens:
Is it the first time you use android studio? Which version are you using?
When you installed it, did it throw any error?
You can try checking this page which demonstrates how to configure it.
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How do I open a new project in Android Studio?
I'm trying to open a new project
But instead of a window of quick opening
I get this screen
The project opens differently than usual
Has something gone wrong with definitions?
How do I get to a "quick opening" window
Thanks in advance for your help
At the bottom of your screen there are several error messages related to loading plugins, most notably:
Required plugin "Android Support" is disabled
I would bet that this is why you are seeing a different New Project dialog as your copy of Android Studio can no longer use Android-related functionality. In order to re-enable this plugin, go to File -> Settings -> Plugins and ensure that the entry for Android Support and everything else Android-related is checked.
You may need to restart Android Studio once you've done this.
I think you're already in a new project. Look at the paths in the top of the screen shot. It's asking you to set up the parameters of the project, after which, you can save the project with a correct name. You look to have tried this 22 times prior to this screen shot, you're in "untitled23" for your project name.
I have Xamarin project based on ASP.NET Web API which is my 2nd sub-project in the same solution. I couldnt find similar problem anywhere so I think that sadly I have to run two Visual Studios which would like to to avoid.
What I want to accomplish is to debug API and android app in same time in one Visual Studio window. Is it even possible?
Example of manual test:
1. Android button click sends request to api.
2. API business logic has break point to check it.
3. Android app gets data from the API.
You can have multiple startup projects in Visual Studio. Here's how to do it in Visual Studio 2015 (from MSDN):
In the Solution Explorer, select the solution (the very top node). Right-click the node to get the context menu.
Select Properties. The Solution Property Pages dialog box opens.
Expand the Common Properties node, and click Startup Project.
Click Multiple Startup Projects and set the appropriate actions. For more information, see NIB How to: Modify Project Properties and Configuration Settings.
You can also start debugging the Android app normally and launch the Web API project later on by right clicking it on the Solution Explorer and clicking Debug > Start New Instance.
Im new to programming and am trying to make a game for Android. When I try to make a new Android Application Project, it lets me fill in the form and everything but when Eclipse is creating the project, I get this error: https://gyazo.com/1b875ce753ccf2aab85359b567abdba5
you need to import appcompat-v7 or check this video
updated - another option - not use templates when create new project: means doesn't create activity, and ect via constructor. in this case you need to create it manualy. guess it simpliest that switch off appcompat.
btw. is better to use Android Studio, as for ex. latest adt not supported by eclipce
When I open up Android Studio and click on new project this comes up...
How do I get it back to ask me to enter Application name etc. ?
Also, if I reopen a project the dropdown doesn't show Android view like it did before.
The dropdown now shows Scratches, Project Files, Problems etc. No Android.
Can someone help?
Thanks a lot!
Try to go through the File menu, select New Project. The Create New Project screen appears.
The project tab you're clicking is actually the "display mode" of your project structure.
More info about it here.
I think this is probably a basic question, but I just could not find the button. I was trying to create a new Android project from the starting page. But when I click on New Project it gives me a page with the options of Java, Maven, Gradle, Groovy Griffin... instead of the familiar starting page with Blank App, Google Map, etc.
When I opened a previous project, it opens Tags like C:, Users, Android, etc. The image is below:
Any idea how do I find that page back?
You may need to update the SDK first, by SDK Manager.
Don't know what happened, but I closed Android Studio for one day. When I opened it the second day, it got back normal. (I also closed all project when closing the Studio.)