hell_oh_world wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2019 10:53 amIt clearly states that it needs 64 bit jdk, make sure that you've downloaded 64 bit of jdk. If you did what I said to check your os' bit version you're literally in no luck if your platform is in 32 bit. There's no way you can run 64 bit softwares on 32 bit platforms. If your system platform is on 64 bit, you are eligible to develop those android builds. And another thing, be sure to install the jdk on the default path which is your main drive (commonly c), don't try to alter the path or install the jdk on a portable storage. Best practice it to incorporate it to your system, so leave all the settings to default as you install it. And lastly, press winkey + r then type this and enter. Screenshot the folder.isobellesophia wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2019 8:16 amscreenshot0001.pnghell_oh_world wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2019 5:31 am
Just for clarifications, sdk 8 does not exist. Its pretty much a general term for the utilities and tools that you need in order to develop things like software, etc. (SDK - Software Development Kit). In the Java world, JDK is the right term (JDK - Java Development Kit 8, *11 and 12 are the newest ones*). But don't bother yet on installing it, 8 would do fine. Also, it will be probably best to screenshot the launcher, so that we can have an overlook of the disabled buttons properly. Be sure that you have downloaded JDK and not just only the Runtime Environment. Downloading the runtime environment only will not help you in distributing your builds on java related platforms.
Just to be sure, heres the link that you need to download. https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java ... 33151.html
Pick x64 if you have 64 bit system, check your system by popping out system information by pressing winkey + pause break. Under system type, you can check the bit of the os. Downloading the x32 is the safest way, it can work in both 32 and 64 bit platforms. the file size should be between 200 mb and 220 mb. All these, i've just assumed your using windows os.
I did for what you said, but it seems nothing changed since i downloaded the JDK 8, and rapt.
(i also tried x86, no luck.)
I just wanna see what are the java components installed in your hdd. This would only work if you did not tamper the default settings while you're installing JDKCode: Select all
\Program Files\Java
Lately, I did downloaded x64, and then reinstall SDK and installed JDK 8 in x64, it was still nothing..
This keeps having me thw same issue with no changes though...
About that path, i am going to screenshot it tomorrow or sooner.