I just installed android studio from old setup and updated it. Now while creating a new project there are no default templates other than these two.
Please help to get that back.
here is the screenshot.
You can see your templates in Android-Studio/plugins/android/lib/templates/activities. In your android-studio there are two activities.So you see two templates.For more templates you can add templates from old android-studio in this android-studio in above path.
"Seems like you have updated the Android Studio but you have not yet updated the SDK, Would you please try updating the Android SDK with latest one and all its components.. This might solve the problem..."
well I updated my studio, and while creating a new project I check marked "include c++ support"(New Feature), so because of this I was not able to see more default template.
So I just unchecked "include c++ support" and everything works good as before.
Thankyou
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I just updated Android Studio at the version 2.3.1 and I want to start a new project. But the Menu changed and I can't find the right way to create an empty project with all standard libraries..
image of new project with updated version
Can you help me?
1-Launch Android Studio.
2-In the Welcome to Android Studio screen, choose New Project.
3-In the New Project window, enter the application name, module name, package name, and project location.
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I was also seeing the similar issue. This happened because android support plugin was disabled. After enabling Android Support, I was able to create normal Android Project.
You can enable it by going to File->Settings->Plugins and Enable the Android Support plugin.
I have face problem with newest version 2.3.1 Android Studio.it generated wrong debug APK its some time generate lesser size of APK file which is crash at launch time.
I am not able to resolve the error of Android SDK missing in Intellij-idea i tried as instructions mentioned in the image also i searched it on google and also tried some methods of stack overflow but it's still not resolved so please if anyone know then suggest the solution for it...enter image description here
This post (How do I set up IntelliJ IDEA for Android applications?) helped me, but had to download Android Studio and install the tools through the wizard when first launching the program.
Then I started IntelliJ and created a new project (not Android) and went to File>Project Structure and added a new Android SDK under SDKs. You have to choose the path to the SDK int the finder. To do this make sure Library is visible (see here: http://www.macworld.com/article/2057221/how-to-view-the-library-folder-in-mavericks.html) and go to Libraries>Android and choose to open SDK. After that I no longer had the problem of not finding the SDK when creating a New Android Project.
I closed my android studio. Opened it the following day and the default simple new project wizard window was gone, instead its a lousy NewProject dialogbox/ wizard with java, gradle, groovy, griffon, static web, & empty project options on the left. I dont want this, the simple new project dialog/ wizard we all know with startup templates is gone. Please help, how do I get it back?
Solved by OP:
You must enable the Android Support. Plugin Configuration > Plugin > Android Support Plugin. Make sure its checked!
I tried for 1 hour, but wasting a lot of time. You can reset the Android Studio to default by only deleting the .AndroidStudio folder.
This way Android Studio will be reset. This fixed the issue for me.
NOTE: Before going ahead be aware of your old projects and create a backup.
If the Plugin > Android Support Plugin is already checked, then uncheck it, check it again. Now the android studio will display a popup asking to restart to apply the changes. Selecting to restart will reset the android configurations to the latest. If there was any missing SDK, android studio will ask to download it.
Now the + Start a new Android Studio project will be displayed!
It worked for me and I hope it helps someone else. I suspect the problem was due to outdated or improper sdk configuration.
The Design Tab in Android Studio has disappeared after I download the latest version of SDK.
Below is the screen:
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I have tried the methods suggested in the posts similar to my issue, which is stated as follows:
Try Designer button in the right (I do not have this button)
Try View -> Tools Window -> Designer (This button is greyed)
I saw someone suggested that this is due to the SDK location is not set correctly, nevertheless, I am not sure how I should re-set the SDK location or even check whether the SDK location is wrong.
If you update Android SDK so mostly you only need to switch to a lower API:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ju3br0jlccqacd/api.png?dl=0
The Android SDK is a problem that bothers designer render.
But if it does not correct this error so it is usually a mistake android studios. Android Studio is a program with a lot of errors.
Sorry I´m using google translate.
Edit:
Or go to android SDK manager and download the android tools and android reposity and android assets.
If you have upgraded your android studio and you are viewing your old projects after this, you will not be able to see the design tab. So, create a new project and just import all the old java codes into new one.
I downloaded and installed Android Studio for Mac. Then, I tried to create a new blank project: the following is the result I had at the end of the wizard, after clicking Finish:
It seems Android Studio can't create a regular project.
Can you tell me why? What can I do?
Thanks in advance.
I had a same problem. I upgraded it to 0.2.13. Goto Help->Check for Updates. And now its working.
This is a bug in android-studio-bundle-130.737825, visit here https://dl.google.com/android/studio/patches/updates.xml for more update information.
For mac user, please click Help-Check for updates. If it doesn't work, please find Info.plist in your Android Studio.app. There will be a fragment as
<key>VMOptions</key> <string>
and put
-Didea.updates.url=http://dl.google.com/android/studio/patches/updates.xml
-Didea.patches.url=http://dl.google.com/android/studio/patches/
in string.
I was able to fix it be checking the "Include kotlin support" on the first screen when creating the Android project.