All right.
So for this video, I needed to use the recording of a friend who recorded that for me because I personally
don't have an Android device.
But this video will show you how you can set up your machine, in this case your Windows machine, in
order to run a game on your Android device.
So let me just run this video and then I'll tell you what you need to do in order to play the game on
your Android phone directly.
So you will need Android studio and you will need to go to a developer at Android dot com and then you
can download Android studio.
Now you need to read it and accept it.
It's quite a big file.
It's 0.9 gigs and it will 1.9 gigs and it will take a while.
So as soon as that's done, choose Android, Studio, Android SDK and Android version and then install
everything next, next.
And as soon as that's all done, you don't need to start Android Studio.
You can simply close the installation and in order to do that, you only need to search for folder options.
And here you need to show all the files and folders because the folder that we need is usually hidden.
So just save that.
All right, let's go to your explorer then to see.
And they're under users, your username, and then you'll find appdata.
Local Android SDK.
So that's the path that you need.
Copy that.
Go back to your unity file.
Then you go to edit preferences, external tools, and here you can enter the Android SDK.
So there you need to pass the path in.
So paste it in.
Save it.
Close it.
And next, we'll need to connect the device via USB to your computer.
Then you go to build settings.
Choose Android here.
Choose the scene that you want to have it open since for example, then the main thing goes in, then
go to Android Switch platform.
And then unity goes over to your android, as you can see.
Now we can go to player settings and our game should only be showed in landscape mode.
So we don't need any rotation and those kind of things.
So let's go to resolution and presentation.
And then go to default orientation and let's go to landscape left.
So it will always be in landscape this way.
All right.
As soon as that's done, go to other settings and here we'll need the package name and here we enter
com dot and your company name, for example.
Just simply test and for the product.
Just fruit ninja clone for example.
Then the version.
Then next go to public settings and use existing keystone.
And here use unsigned debug.
Now save the scene.
Save the project.
And then go to build and run.
It will create the APK.
And that might take a little while.
So now it's copied onto your device and will be started on your device directly.
All right.
And there we are.
So let's turn around the phone.
And as you can see, there is our game and we can destroy the fruits, cut them.
And as soon as the bomb comes up, we can hit it and our overlay comes up.
So game over, panel comes up.
But it's a little small, but those are the things that we are going to take care of in the next video.
So we're going to do some adjustments.
But in general, as you can see, our game works and you can play it on your Android phone.
So now you also know how to export a game for Android.