Cmake Android build help :/

[SRB2er]

This is probably gonna sound dumb to those who know how to (and you probably have better things to be doing) but uhhhhh, I have like 0 clue on how to build the wip android folder.
I have git and android studio, I've cloned the entire furnace respitory using git, but idk what to do next to get it to build properly, nor can I find a tutorial online of how to do this specific thing...
:/

Sorry if this sounds dumb

[tildearrow]

1. Did you clone submodules as well? (git clone --recursive)

• If you didn't, you can use git submodule update --init --recursive to do so when the repo is already cloned.

2. You will have an easier time building Furnace for Android under Linux or macOS than on Windows.

[SRB2er]

also uhhh another question :(
when you build the "furnace" module, where is the built apk?
as in, where do you find the furnace apk in the module after building it?
I apologise for the annoyance :/

[SRB2er]

or better question
how does mklink even work
:|

[tildearrow]

oh I didn't know that before thanks

Ima try mklink

oh and uhhhhhh thanks tildearrow for this amazing tracker you have blessed us with :)

No problem!
Sadly, I don't know how to use it either.

[SRB2er]

OH MY GOODNESS I GOT IT TO WORK LETS GO!!!!!!
Gonna test this stuff rn

Edit: Tried it with the Toshiba TW628 (aka the SN76489 with lower pitches, noise independent high frequencies and "non hard panning") and I have to say, its really nice!
Sure, the UI may be slightly complicated at first, but, after a while, you get used to it!
And besides, I don't think there is anything close to the possibilities that furnace gives you, so ye.
:)
Thanks tildearrow and Eknous-P for the help :)

[tildearrow]

Sure, the UI may be slightly complicated at first, but, after a while, you get used to it!

Beware: the mobile UI is incomplete. You shouldn't get used to it.

[SRB2er]

noted

ima close this now :)