Oskar Persson
Oskar Persson

Reputation: 6743

Can't setup android project using libGDX

I'm trying to make an Android app using libGDX but I'm stuck at the setup. I've setup the project using the libGDX Setup App.

There I specify what I want to use and I click Generate.

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Then I open IntelliJ and import the build.grade file just like the Setup App tells me. This gives me all the files I want and I try to add an Android Application configuration. I select the android module in the list but this gives me an error saying

Default Activity not found.

If I then switch from Launch default Activity to Launch and specify my own, then I can't choose the one I want, android/src/com/my_project/android/AndroidLauncher.java.

The libGDX wiki says

Android: A configuration for the Android project should be automatically created on project import. As such, you only have to select the configuration and run it!

What am I missing?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1492

Answers (2)

Christopher Perry
Christopher Perry

Reputation: 39225

You can just have it deploy to the emulator/device by choosing Do not launch Activity. Then you can just launch it from the app icon.

Upvotes: 1

WeMakeSoftware
WeMakeSoftware

Reputation: 9162

With latest libgdx and Intellij Idea 13.x I was unable to configure a project automatically.

After tracing the problem, it seems that something was wrong with the gradle version Intellij Idea is using. I tried to resolve that by updating gradle and altering the PATH variable, but that didn't help.

I ended up manually importing the module into the project and building the project using gradlew.

So now everything "kinda works" when building from command line.

Upvotes: 0

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