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I'm trying to setup Android Studio + LiquidFun. I follow a lot of tutorials like these:

But either isn't comprehensive or isn't work. I tried all, copy directly the files (C++) to my project, tried to import using NDK, tried to fix NDK with gradle, etc. But nothing works. I appreciate it too much if anyone could help me to solve my problem or to install Liquidfun properly.

Thanks.

Pratik Butani
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Alberto Alegria
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    A comprehensive answer and/or link to such answer is needed. – Krupal Shah Aug 30 '16 at 15:48
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    Could you elaborate your question detail. ? Did you follow the tutorial [here](https://google.github.io/liquidfun/Building/html/md__building_android.html) for building ? If you are getting stuck at someplace providing the stacktrace or log would be great. – Ashik Vetrivelu Aug 31 '16 at 06:25

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Did you try following the instructions from here: https://google.github.io/liquidfun/Building/html/md__building_android.html

They seem clear enough. You need the NDK on your PATH for ndk-build to actually do anything.

EntangledLoops
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If you are going to use Java, you may want to try JLiquidFun, a derivative of LiquidFun with enriched Java bindings and pre-compiled native libraries.

Marco
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try this instead

build .so, copy to AndroidStudio Project's lib dir

last year,i was compiled successfully, use Old version NDK and Android SDK.（This is very painful）

i think need It needs to be adapted to the new Android SDK

In particular, build statements in.mk files or.py files ， Because you're using the old version of the command line command

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