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#102

Actually scratch that. I’m getting a gazillion linker errors. If you get a chance maybe you can zip the entire VS project for me :slight_smile:

#103

Sure, I’ll have it ready soon, I just have to scrap the dependencies together which are everywhere on my computer now :joy: :sweat_smile:

#104

Just zi[ the whole project folder, I can resolve the missing deps myself… I think…

#105

Right! You can find both VS and Unity Project under this link
(Unity Project unfortunately bloated with Oculus Integration… and I deleted the whole library with the c++ native libraries as it was very huge.)

#106

And as I said, I worked with the Tegra integration in VS, so you would have to get that as well probably. (Or maybe that’s where the problems started, i don’t know. I just included that installer in case.

#107

I have codeworks installed. So I guess I only need the CsoundFMOD.zip and the FMODPluginTestAndr.zip…

#108

Ah good :+1:t3: Let me know, if everything works or if I can specify anything else. I could learn a lot now ^^. (There is a redundant path in the linker settings provided I just found out now though)

#109

I’m getting about 3000 errors when I try this. It was the same with my own build. Seems like there are problems in all the std class like memory, bitset, algorithm, etc…

#110

Wait, I think it’s just I haven’t linked correctly to the Csound Android libs…

#111

I feel you with the 3000 errors. But if there are LNK errors, you’ll have to include all three libs provided with csounandroid (libsndfile and libc++_shared) sometimes a missing header was also producing an error.
You could post errors if you want and maybe I came across them myself earlier.

#112

That was it. Just installing a later version of Unity now…

#113

So the question here is how can I test this without an occulus :thinking:

I would have assumed you would have to put the output .so file into the Unity plugins folder? Is this not the case?

[edit] I wonder could you set up a barebones Android FMOD Unity, no Occulus project for testing here?

#114

Yeah, there is no oculus emulation that I know of…
It’s probably the best to make a new Android Unityproject and use either your phone if you have one or an emulator?
Play mode in unity always uses the plugins from the system Unity is running on I assume.

Yes, that’s exactly what I had. The plugin directory is something along assets/plugins/fmod/lib/android/arm64, important there are the right import settings so it gets recognised as arm64 plugin by clicking on the plugin.

#115

I’ll try to figure a good solution this afternoon and would send you another project :+1:t3:

#116

That would be great. I have 0 knowledge of FMOD outside the editor. I’ve always used CsoundUnity in this context.

#117

I’m failing since more than an hour to get the android emulator working. Maybe you’ve more luck. Here is the project anyways.

#118

Tried to get the emulator running but without success. I tried with AVD within Android Studio but it always crashes…

#119

I might not have much time to try this till later in the week. I’ll give it a whirl then and let you know :+1:

#120

Right! Thanks a lot! :blush:

#121

I found my problem. It was connected with codeworks which set up environment variables which are also used by AVD. I solved it by reinstalling android studio and selecting the codeworks sdk.
Unfortunately, the arm configuration is unusably slow or buggy so that I couldn’t even start testing. And I don’t know how important the architecture is for testing.
x86 works great, but there are no x86 csound android libraries so this falls away and maybe doesn’t make sense anyways.