But the choice is yours at the end of the day. I've not tried using an extension like Admob, so I can't say if it'd run into problem or not if you've it in your project, hence like many others, I suggest you use NDK v.24.x.xxx. I am however been using NDK v.25.1.89xxxx to build my android app (.apk/.aab) with settings for API LEVEL 33 - BUILD TOOL 33.0.0 - SUPPORT LIBRARY 33.0.0 - TARGET SDK 33 - MIN SDK 19 - COMPILE SDK 33. gradle folder:ĭo keep in mind, GMS presently suggest using NDK v.24.x.xxx when building, not v.25.x.xxx. DOWNLOAD - APPLY (notice bottom right corner of your screen - downloading file Gradle v.7.3.3)ĭepending where your gradle is saved into, you should see something like this in the.Press FILE - SETTINGS - BUILD, EXECUTION, DEPLOYMENT - BUILD TOOLS - GRADLE.Create New Project (just generate a blank project, give it any name).

Launch Android Studio (I'm on Chipmunk by the way - so what you see might be slightly different).Select the v.24.x.xxx folder (if you don't have it, then you must go to Android Studio's SDK Manager in Android Studio's Main Interface - choose SDK TOOLS - NDK SIDE BY SIDE - tick v.24.x.xxxx - apply - download).Press the three dots next to Android NDK Location.Press FILE - PREFERENCES - PLATFORM SETTINGS - ANDROID We are excited to announce that Android Studio 4.2 is now available to download in the stable release channel.In the case of down grading to NDK v.24.x.xxx

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