I’m out of ideas!Īny trailheads would very much be appreciated, if anyone has seen this before. All Windows updates have been installed and Android Studio is up to date. I have tried four cables in all ports on my laptop (a Dell XPS 17). Both those USB devices show up in Device Manager: Galaxy Tab S7 under “Portable Devices” and ADB Interface under “SAMSUNG Android Phone”. It also shows “SAMSUNG Android ADB Interface” as a USB device, but again, it is not recognized as an Android device. In Android Studio, when I run the Device Troubleshooter it shows the Galaxy Tab S7 as a USB device but not a recognized Android device. If you discover an issue specifically with an Architecture component, follow this special advice: Before filing a new issue, please check if it is listed in the library's release notes or reported in the. If you find an issue with an Android Jetpack component, report it using the Google issue tracker. I can browse to the Galaxy Tab in Explorer. Report an Android Jetpack component issue. I have installed the Samsung USB drivers, restarted my computer etc. I have already enabled developer options ensured USB Debugging is enabled in settings on the tablet, and granted USB permissions to the computer. Next, go to the LLDB Startup Command tab, press plus icon (+) and then input the following line, pressing the OK button to complete the process.Ĭommand script import "C:\PathToYourUE4EngineInstall\Engine\Extras/LLDBDataFormatters\UE4DataFormatters_2ByteChars.Hi! I’m having a heck of a time getting Android Studio to recognize my new Galaxy Tab S7 so I can develop on it. Once Android Studio is open, go to the Run Menu and select the Edit Configurations option.Ĭlick on the Debugger tab and set the debug type to Dual. Open up the Android Studio Launcher and from the displayed options, select the Open an existing Android Studio Project.įrom the Open File or Project menu, navigate to C:\YourProjectName\Intermediate\Android\APK\Gradle and select the Gradle directory, then press the OK button. Next, build the apk that you want to debug and then deploy it to your Android device you will be using for debugging.
In the following section, we will go over how to download and set setup Android Studio so that it will work with a UE4 project.įirst, download and install Android Studio version 3.0.1 using the following link: () In the following how-to, we will take a look at getting Android Studio set up so that it can be used to debug your UE4 Android projects.
Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) enables you to use Android Studio to debug the C++ and Java code that is used in your UE4 project.
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