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mjallison [Setup Android Studio]
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 Once those are installed, create an environment variable ANDROID_NDK_HOME pointing to the root of the NDK directory. For instance mine has the value C:/​android-ndk-10d and yours will probably be different depending on where you installed the NDK package itself. Once those are installed, create an environment variable ANDROID_NDK_HOME pointing to the root of the NDK directory. For instance mine has the value C:/​android-ndk-10d and yours will probably be different depending on where you installed the NDK package itself.
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 +**WARNING:​** Android Studio uses different terminology than Eclipse. Be aware that the AS term "​Project"​ refers to the collection of items you are working with (roughly equivalent to the "​Workspace"​ concept in Eclipse). The AS term "​Module"​ is roughly equivalent to our repository items (agtek_lib, SmartDirt, etal). ​
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 +====== NOTE READY FOR PRIME TIME 2015-03-31 (SIGH) ======
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 +====== Creating the Workspace ======
 +You'll need to get yourself started. This requires a new workspace and a copy of our source.
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 +  * Start Android Studio
 +  * You'll see a window that looks like:
 +{{ :​android:​as-new-project.png?​640 |}}
 +  * Select the Check out project from Version Control, and navigate to GIT. 
 +  * Supply the URL to clone on the first line and your workspace directory on the second
 +{{ :​android:​as-git-co.png?​640 |}}
 +  * Once this process is complete, you'll be presented with a view similar to:
 +{{ :​android:​as-initial-view.png?​640 |}}
 +  * The next step is to import any applications you want into the project.
 +  * Use the menu VCS->​Checkout from Source Control->​GIT
 +  * Supply appropriate arguments to clone dialog (like you did for AGTEK_Lib)
 +  * When asked to open a new Project, confirm and choose "this window"​
 +  * You should now see agtek_lib and the application you chose. ​
 +  * Repeat the last few steps to get all the apps you need in the workspace.
 +  * At this time, you may wish to use the VCS menu to switch to another branch.
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