The ScandyCoreAndroidExample shows how you can use the magic that is Scandy Core in an Android Studio Project.

This sample uses ScandyCore to download a mesh and present it the viewer.

• Install Android Studio

  • if you're on Mac and have brew:

    ```bash
    brew cask install android-studio
    ```
    

• Open Android Studio

Make sure your Android Studio has all the necesary Android SDK dependencies installed.

* = Optional dependency

In Android Studio go to Tools -> Android -> SDK Manager

From SDK Platforms tab

• Android 5.0*
• Android 5.1*
• Android 6.0*
• Android 7.0
• Android 7.1.1

From SDK Tools tab

• Android SDK Build-Tools
• CMake*
• LLDB
• Android SDK Platform-Tools #.#.# (versions change)
• Android SDK Tools #.#.# (versions change)
• Android Support Library, rev #.#.# (versions change)
• NDK*
• Support Repository
  • ConstraintLayout for Android
  • Solver for ConstraintLayout
  • Android Support Repository
  • Google Repository

Largely pulled this how from Android Studio docs

• Open AndroidFragmentDemo

• Go to: File -> New -> New Module

• Select Import .JAR/.AAR Package, then click Next

• Set:

  • File name: Use the ... and navigate to where you downloaded ScandyCoreAndroid.aar and select it.
  • Subproject name: scandycoreandroid

• Open settings.gradle and make sure it looks like this:

  include ':app', ':scandycoreandroid'

• Open app/build.gradle

  • Make sure it has this in it towards the bottom:

    ```gradle
    dependencies {
        // All your other dependencies up here...
        compile project(":scandycoreandroid")
    }
    ```
    

  • ScandyCoreAndroid currently only supports armeabi-v7a achitecture. So make sure defaultConfig has this in it too:

    ```gradle
    defaultConfig {
        // All the other defaultConfig stuff...
        ndk {
              abiFilters "armeabi-v7a"
            }
    }
    ```
    

• Sync Project with Gradle Files

Update the contents of app/src/main/assets/scandycore_license.json with your license JSON.

• Click the big green arrow!

Or from the command line (from this dir):

./gradlew assembleDebug
# assuming the above command was successful
adb install -r ./app/build/outputs/apk/app-debug.apk