NOTE: This is why I don't go putting the skins in the recommended platforms skins folder because the browse option gives me more control over file location and organization.ġ2) Locate your skin folder and highlight the folder, do not go into the folder, just highlight the folderġ4) If any warning appear make sure you are at the correct directory for yourġ6) Highlight the Hardware you created, which now has your skin appliedġ8) Fill out accordingly for your devices needsĢ0) Now at the Android Virtual Device Manager, Launch your newly created Device button next to skins to browser your system Again, I use the first Android folder in the Programs folder in my C drive.ĥ) Launch the Android Virtual Device ManagerĨ) Fill out completely, but without pointing to the skin, leave that blankġ0) Highlight your newly created Hardware Profile, and click the Edit buttonġ1) Click the. But you can certainly put it in the skins folder, if you prefer. I have found you can just put it anywhere, for convenience, with no issues.
NOTE: References from and Samsung recommend to house them in the "Android SDK > Platforms > android-# > skins" folder. I use: C:/programs/android for my own convenience and logic. 1) Download the skin set, hardware.ini, and other necessary files usually found as a zipped file containing everything you and AVDM needsĢ) Since it usually comes in a zipped file, extract filesģ) Place the folder containing the extracted files into your specified place.
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