Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
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In addition to needing the PAID Clickteam Fusion and PAID Android DLC, you also need the JDK and SDK.
If you want to upload to the Google Play Store, you also need the KeyFile creator. I have included all the files you need, including pictures to show you what needs to be filled in and how to solve problems.
You DO NOT need a Google account to download from the link above.
This link will NOT forward you to another website.
You will NOT need to navigate to any other place, in order to download the files, this is a raw FOLDER link. You can download 1 at a time, or Download ALL from the link at the top right of the page.
If you find any problems or have any questions, feel free to ask, but they SHOULD already be answered, by the images included in the link above.
If you feel that I need to make this a video slideshow, showing the images and talking about them, I can do that, but I don't think it is needed. I simply made this video, so people searching, could find this.
It was very difficult for me to find the right files and get it working, so this is intended to save people time and frustration.
Please note, that I got the SDK from FileHippo because I couldn't find it on the official website.
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Here is some redundant info:
All software on this host are FREEWARE that can be downloaded from the creators websites.
Unfortunately, websites change over time and this can make finding the right files, overly difficult.
The only purpose of this website, is to prevent having to figure out which files to download.
Downloaded from:
drive.google.com/open?id=0ByViQxi6uPIaN1ZndzlZWDEydUE
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There is a chance I downloaded the SDK from here, since it is in my browsing history:
filehippo.com/download_android_sdk
https://filehippo com/download_android_sdk/
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community.clickteam.com/threads/79925-Setting-up-the-Android-SDK-for-the-Android-Export-Module
*1* oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
*2* developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
com/sdk/index.html
*1*
You need to download and install 2 external packages :
You need to install the Java Development Kit, version 6. Note: JDK 7 is not fully compatible with the Android SDK, especially for the signature of the applications, install JDK 6 instead. The first time you build an Android application, Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer will ask you for the pathname of the JDK directory, select it in the folder selector. For example C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_33. You can later change it in the preferences if necessary. Note for 64-bit machines : install at least the 32-bit version of the JDK, not only the 64-bit version. The 64-bit version may cause a conflict with the SWF exporter.
*2*
You need to install the Android SDK. Do not install the ADT Bundle. Click "Use an existing IDE" and then download the "SDK Tools for Windows" (EXE installer). And then in the Android SDK Manager install at least the Android 4.0 platform package (API #14). When you build your first Android application Multimedia Fusion 2 or Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer will ask you for the pathname of the Android SDK directory. You can change it at any time in the preferences of Multimedia Fusion 2 or Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer.
And later when you want to release applications:
You will need a certificate to sign your applications before being able to release them.
If you want to publish applications on the Android Market, you will need to register a developer account on market.android.com/publish/signup ($25).
Where to find documentation about Android development ?
Although the export module makes it simple to develop an Android application, you will still need to read Google's documentation, especially and the sections that explain how to publish your application, test it, etc. The main page for Android development can be found at : developer.android.com/index.html
Minimum requirements for Android applications created with Multimedia Fusion 2 or Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer
Android applications created with the export module require Android 2.2 or above, and Android devices with a GPU (graphic processor). Applications created will run on Android devices without GPU but they will be very slow.
dropbox.com/sh/byxiemd746wt7u3/AABRIa9vRDWs41hzZW5YHSfKa?dl=0
mirror: drive.google.com/drive/u/3/folders/0ByViQxi6uPIaN1ZndzlZWDEydUE?resourcekey=0-lnN0fdZuKcgkzJV5d9lseg
mirror: drive.google.com/drive/folders/0ByViQxi6uPIaN1ZndzlZWDEydUE?resourcekey=0-lnN0fdZuKcgkzJV5d9lseg&usp=sharing
In addition to needing the PAID Clickteam Fusion and PAID Android DLC, you also need the JDK and SDK.
If you want to upload to the Google Play Store, you also need the KeyFile creator. I have included all the files you need, including pictures to show you what needs to be filled in and how to solve problems.
You DO NOT need a Google account to download from the link above.
This link will NOT forward you to another website.
You will NOT need to navigate to any other place, in order to download the files, this is a raw FOLDER link. You can download 1 at a time, or Download ALL from the link at the top right of the page.
If you find any problems or have any questions, feel free to ask, but they SHOULD already be answered, by the images included in the link above.
If you feel that I need to make this a video slideshow, showing the images and talking about them, I can do that, but I don't think it is needed. I simply made this video, so people searching, could find this.
It was very difficult for me to find the right files and get it working, so this is intended to save people time and frustration.
Please note, that I got the SDK from FileHippo because I couldn't find it on the official website.
----- ------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ----- ---- ------
Here is some redundant info:
All software on this host are FREEWARE that can be downloaded from the creators websites.
Unfortunately, websites change over time and this can make finding the right files, overly difficult.
The only purpose of this website, is to prevent having to figure out which files to download.
Downloaded from:
drive.google.com/open?id=0ByViQxi6uPIaN1ZndzlZWDEydUE
-----------------------------------
There is a chance I downloaded the SDK from here, since it is in my browsing history:
filehippo.com/download_android_sdk
https://filehippo com/download_android_sdk/
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
community.clickteam.com/threads/79925-Setting-up-the-Android-SDK-for-the-Android-Export-Module
*1* oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
*2* developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
com/sdk/index.html
*1*
You need to download and install 2 external packages :
You need to install the Java Development Kit, version 6. Note: JDK 7 is not fully compatible with the Android SDK, especially for the signature of the applications, install JDK 6 instead. The first time you build an Android application, Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer will ask you for the pathname of the JDK directory, select it in the folder selector. For example C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_33. You can later change it in the preferences if necessary. Note for 64-bit machines : install at least the 32-bit version of the JDK, not only the 64-bit version. The 64-bit version may cause a conflict with the SWF exporter.
*2*
You need to install the Android SDK. Do not install the ADT Bundle. Click "Use an existing IDE" and then download the "SDK Tools for Windows" (EXE installer). And then in the Android SDK Manager install at least the Android 4.0 platform package (API #14). When you build your first Android application Multimedia Fusion 2 or Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer will ask you for the pathname of the Android SDK directory. You can change it at any time in the preferences of Multimedia Fusion 2 or Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer.
And later when you want to release applications:
You will need a certificate to sign your applications before being able to release them.
If you want to publish applications on the Android Market, you will need to register a developer account on market.android.com/publish/signup ($25).
Where to find documentation about Android development ?
Although the export module makes it simple to develop an Android application, you will still need to read Google's documentation, especially and the sections that explain how to publish your application, test it, etc. The main page for Android development can be found at : developer.android.com/index.html
Minimum requirements for Android applications created with Multimedia Fusion 2 or Multimedia Fusion 2 Developer
Android applications created with the export module require Android 2.2 or above, and Android devices with a GPU (graphic processor). Applications created will run on Android devices without GPU but they will be very slow.
