Just an FYI.
I have an AVD Manager with the ability to mix and match / create devices which include google play services and even a working google play store.
The way I got it was simply installing the "Android Studio" which has the advanced VD and Emulator as part of it. Once I created an AVD in Android Studio, starting the emulator enabled me to use it with B4A. I also found the command line to start an emulator without starting Android Studio
The above is the start of a rooted Emulator, and you will of course need to create your own virtual device and change the directories accordingly.
Did I mention you can install Play Services and the play store....
There are probably hundreds of tutorials on youtube and the web. But it really has a lot of config options
I have an AVD Manager with the ability to mix and match / create devices which include google play services and even a working google play store.
The way I got it was simply installing the "Android Studio" which has the advanced VD and Emulator as part of it. Once I created an AVD in Android Studio, starting the emulator enabled me to use it with B4A. I also found the command line to start an emulator without starting Android Studio
B4X:
C:\Java\x86\Android\android-sdk\emulator\emulator.exe -avd Nexus_One_API_28 -writable-system -selinux disabled -qemuDid I mention you can install Play Services and the play store....
There are probably hundreds of tutorials on youtube and the web. But it really has a lot of config options
