I have an Android SDK which I keep updated with the tools and platforms that I need,I recently felt that it was time to migrate to Google's new Android Studio IDE after Eclipse destroyed my workspace for the zillionth time,instead of unzipping Eclipse I downloaded and installed Android Studio and tried to import a project,it looks like the IDE comes with an SDK of it's own.I would like to add path to my SDK folder and my NDK folder as well.
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You've got SDK manager just as in ADT. It didn't let me change the SDK directory, though.
So, go to "Project Structure" menu (or "Other Settings/Default Project Structure"), and set the home path for Android SDK. here is a bit outdated tutorial: the GUI has changed since v.0.1, but the substance is still completely relevant.
A week ago, v.0.4 preview has been released - maybe the menus have been shuffled a bit again, I don't know.
PS: note that NDK integration is still not official, but some workarounds have been accumulated here.
