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1. #VISUAL STUDIO ANDROID EMULATOR MAC ADDRESS HOW TO#
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And these are the instructions for adding Google Play Services to the Xamarin Android Player.

#VISUAL STUDIO ANDROID EMULATOR MAC ADDRESS DOWNLOAD#

There is a free download for the Xamarin Android Player.

#VISUAL STUDIO ANDROID EMULATOR MAC ADDRESS FOR ANDROID#

Since Microsoft bought Xamarin, they seem to want us to just use Visual Studio for Android and iOS development on Windows but use Xamarin Studio on OS-X. There is a Windows version, but it may not continue to be developed. This emulator is still in the alpha stage, but works quite well for most things. Xamarin Android Player (OS-X and Windows).Here are instructions for installing google play services in the Microsoft Visual Studio Android emulator. The free Visual Studio Community Edition supports Android development through the free Xamarin.Android add-in.

#VISUAL STUDIO ANDROID EMULATOR MAC ADDRESS HOW TO#

Here are some of those other emulators and links to instructions on how to set up Google Play Services on those emulators: Of course, you have alternatives when it comes to Android Emulators. You need to generate the responses by clicking the “send” button, or by uploading a file for GPS data playback and clicking the play button. Just remember that location requests won’t get an automatic response. (I changed mine, so it’s not showing the default location).īTW, double-clicking and dragging up or down will zoom in or out on the map. If you click the “Show your location” button and then quickly click the “send” button, the map will zoom in and show you the Googleplex, that’s the default latitude and longitude in the location dialog. You do that by opening the settings dialog, selecting the “Location” tab, and clicking “Send”. You have to manually send the location response. That’s because the emulator doesn’t automatically send a response to a location request. You will notice that the map didn’t zoom to your location. Click on “Show your location” button, you will get a dialog requesting you to enable “enhanced accuracy”. You can simulate testing your own app by running the Google Maps app. The first time you start your emulator, it will take a while to come up maybe a few minutes- depending on how fast your machine is. Testing Your Location-Aware App on the Emulator Cameras, Internal Storage, SD Card: defaults.For a Nexus 5, it’s 256 for a Nexus 6, it’s 384.) (The VM Heap size depends on the device you are emulating. Memory Options: RAM: 2048, VM Heap: 384.CPU/ABI: Google APIs Intel Atom (x86_64).Enter the following in each of the fields:.

Once you’ve downloaded the packages you need, then you can open the Android Virtual Device (AVD) Manager and create a new AVD (emulator). Google APIs Intel x86 Atom System Image.

To set up an emulator that is running Marshmallow, API level 23, you’ll need the packages shown in the list below. (I’m assuming you have installed Intel HAXM and are using the x86 system images which are 10x faster than the ARM images) Setting up an Emulator with Google Play Servicesįirst you need to download the right SDK packages using the Android SDK Manager. Watch a video of me using this post to set up an emulator: The default Google Android Emulator images don’t include Google Play Services, but it is available and you can include it when you create an AVD (Android Virtual Device, aka emulator). In order to test your app in an emulator, you will need to have Google Play Services installed. If you are creating a location-aware app, Google recommends that you use the this API rather than the older android.location API. The Fused Location Provider is one of the APIs provided by Google Play Services.

#VISUAL STUDIO ANDROID EMULATOR MAC ADDRESS SOFTWARE#

I found that testing apps that use the Android Fused Location Provide r on an emulatorĬan be a bit tricky! (But, as a software developer, doesn’t every new thing you try turn out to be tricky?) You need Google Play Services to Access Location Data Testing Location-Aware Android Apps on an EmulatorĪt 5:33 pm 1 comment Tricky Android Emulator Setup