My android studio palette icons are like this, is anyone know the solution ?
I try everyhing, including re install windows...
android studio palette icons
I can confirm that this issue is related to display language settings of Windows. It was caused by Turkish language settings in my case.
Change your Windows display language to English. Then open Android Studio, perform a clean build. Your Gradle sync will probably fail. You'll solve this by changing all testİmplementation to testImplementation in your build.gradle(Module:app) file.
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for context i'm new to android studio
so basically i wanted to learn flutter, so i installed it and installed android studio as well
but after i configured everything (SDK path and environment variables included) it still won't run any apps and the whole area is grayed out as you can see in the image i linked.
i have tried to make sure that my sdk is correct and that my flutter permessions are all allowed.
i also tried reinstalling the whole thing but nothing happened.
android studio run bar gray and wont work
okay guys i fixed it thank you all for the help
for any future readers, hi from past :D
i went into the plugin sections in the settings and made sure all my installed plugins were up to date
i then installed the flutter plugin and restarted the IDE. Fixed everything.
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You can even update to the latest by changing the build tool in build.gradle file, but as you said you are pretty new and firstly just want to run this project by installing the build tool version 24.0.2
Please click on Show Package Detail of your second screenshot then you will start seeing all the other build tool version you can install and you will find your 24.0.2 as well like I started seeing that after selecting the Show Package Detail.
Go to Tools > SDK Manager.
Make sure Android SDK Location matches your local.properties file sdk.dir value. (Fix it in the file if required)
In the SDK Platforms tab, check an install Android 7.
In the SDK Tools tab check and install 24.0.2.
make sure you have internet connection and build the project again.
On the main menu click Build > Make Project
All code in all of my android studio is all red. I think jdk is not being recognized. I recently(yesterday) updated the android studio version from 3.6X to 4.0. I did have a popup about some plugins like json viewer etc
It is not recognizing the jdk. if i select any jdk it still doesnt work
File > settings. menu does NOT open
Already reinstalled fresh android studio but still same problem
I found out the issue. I had to come out of the project and on the start screen where there are list of all projects there was red exclamation mark in red which I clicked and it showed csv plugin which was causing errors in ide. i disabled that and restarted and all fixed.
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Hi, I have this problem to generate a project of libGDX, how I can update android sdk tools?
Click Tools -- SDK manager menu, scroll down you will find 28.0.3, check it and press OK.
I'm totally new to Android development, but I've made apps with Java and Eclipse before. Today I was trying to follow a neat tutorial # KiloBolt (http://www.kilobolt.com/day-1-foundations) formaking and Android game. However, I have this issue that I don't understand preventing me from following along.
Every time I try and create a new Android project in Eclipse, I get to the following screen and cannot press FINISH or NEXT. I have the ADT plugin installed and the Android SDK installed, along with a Java 7 JDK. Eclipse doesn't show any other errors that I know of.
Does anyone know what I might be missing or why Eclipse won't let me create a new Android project?
EDIT: Following Daniel's comment about themes and Android versions, I retried creating a project with the theme set to 'None', but I was still blocked from continuing.
As the comment says, you can't use the Holo Theme with Minimum Required SDK 9. You need at least Minimum Required SDK 14 to use the Holo Theme.
Anyway, you're following a very old tutorial. I strongly recommend you to create a new project with Android Studio instead of Eclipse. It will just work and it will use a more modern structure with gradle (although you will need some time to learn how to use Android Studio)
This is a good place to start: https://medium.com/google-developers/getting-started-with-android-using-android-studio-in-preparation-for-a-zombie-apocalypse-8f42cae10644