Installation of Kinect sdk 1.8 failed after installing and uninstalling Kinect sdk 2.0. Searched for solution only to find several had encountered the same problem, is there a solution except to reinstall the system?
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The version of NDK Unity asking me to install is not on google site NDK Versions. The only one available is r19 version 19.2.5345600 but unity app is asking for r19 version 19.0.52321"
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Yeah, I know the problem can be solved by using Unity Hub but the reason I am not using that is because Unity Hub takes forever to download anything and my connection is slow. Unity Hub times out a lot and I have to install the entire unity 3D software and all of the external tools using it in order to download the NDK using Unity Hub. Currently, Unity doesn't allow you to add modules if Unity 3D is not downloaded using Unity Hub.
I have tried installing NDK r18 and r20 but that doesn't work, same problem.
So can anyone please help me?
You could try spoofing your NDK version, though this may cause unexpected behaviour. In Android ndk-r19c, modify source.properties such that:
Pkg.Desc = Android NDK
Pkg.Revision = 19.0.5232133
If you have Android Studio installed, (or can access via sdk manager, I guess )You can download the ndk version requested by Unity (r19 - 19.0.5232133) using the SDK manager.
Note: you have to uncheck the hide obsolete packages option
Went to build Holoworld.
Unity3D Compiler not finding UnityEngine.VR.WSA.Input
Running Unity 5.2, now upgrading to 5.3.3f1. (Personal edition)
Installed: Windows 10 SDK, Visual Studio 2015 Update 1
Any ideas?
So this is just a tease?
I think UnityEngine.VR.WSA.Input will be part of the HoloLens SDK, which is not available yet.
You need a special version of Unity for Hololens. It is already public, and it is based on the 5.4.0b10 beta version but it is not the same, so go to the proper page to download it: http://unity3d.com/es/pages/windows/hololens#download
Is it possible to install the AR Drone 3.8 SDK on Windows 8.1? Has anyone found the zip/source for the 3.8 SDK? It's not publically available as far as I can see from searching the forums, google and the parrot website. The 2.0 SDK is downloadable as a zip here.
According to this you need to use Android/Google's Repo to download the SDK but AFAIK repo wont work on Windows?
Note I am aware of the existence of the .NET Ar Drone SDK but I will be developing in C/C++ not C#.
My office system already has some Android SDK versions 1.5, 1.6, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.1, 3.2 installed into Eclipse. These versions are working fine. Now I wish to install version 4.0 but I don't know? How can I install Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich into my Eclipse? I am using Ubuntu 10.04.
Also if you know how to install Android 4.0 under windows then please tell me.
You will be having an Icon in you Eclipse Bar.. That is SDK Manager.. Click on SDK Manager you will get below image :
Select on API level you want to download. Also ensure that any update is available for ANDROID SDK TOOLS and ANDROID SDK PLATFORM TOOLS , if so update it also..
In Windows, Luanch SDK Manager. It will show you Installed/Not Installed/ Updates available. Select whichever API level you want and hit Install Packages...
If you are using Eclipse, what you need to do is to run android SDK manager. A new windows pop ups. It shows all the packages available. All you need to do is to update them.
You could do the samething by browsing to where your android-sdk. Go to tools folder and run android (./android). Again SDK manager pops up with all the available packages.
You Can Download latest Version of Android SDK below link:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
It's contains android 4.0 ics sdk..!
(OR)
Open Android SDK Manager in eclipse it's shows android 4.0 sdk (or)API Level 14 shows not installed to you can download Package's for android 4.0 working..!
Thanks..!
If you are behind the proxy, go to Tools -> Options in Android SDK Manager and set the proxy setting.
Few questions on installing:
When installing basic4android, why is it recommended to use API 8 vs. Api 14 ?
If I install Api 8, and someone is running android 2.1,
Will they not be able to run the apk?
Would it be better just to compile a seperate version for android 2.1 by changing the jar down to Api 7?
Any API above 7 will work fine and will run on all Android devices running Android 1.6 or above.
Some users had better experience with Android 2.2 emulator (API level 8).