Android SDK not found error in Unity 2019.3.0f1

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I’ve tried to build a android game with other unity versions but I always have the same error: Android SDK not found.
The last time I’ve tried to build is with Unity 2019.3.0f1 and after installing the android build support tools in the Unity Hub it shows this.150017-errorsdk.png

Also when I try to build it shows this error:150018-errorsdk2.png

What can I do to solve this?

8 Answers

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Hi,

what I did and what you can do is to install SDK yourself.

  1. Download Android Studio (with SDK Manager)
    Download Android Studio & App Tools - Android Developers
  2. Run SDK manager
  3. Download SDK to specific folder
  4. Uncheck “Android SDK Tools installed with Unity” in external tools dialog box
  5. in external tools dialog box choose specific folder where SDK is installed

It worked for me

Problem fixed here : https://youtu.be/8rpKy1rBDlA

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I am facing the same issue any resolution

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The 2019.2.17 and upper versions should allow to install the Android module through Unity Hub: Installs → Unity version → three dots → add module.
Then an Android icon appears beneath the installed Unity version.
Did you try that?

Yep i install the sdk from unity hub but still facing the same issue

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I’ve also installed sdk manually but it still doesn’t work so now I work in Unity 2018.4.14f1 because it builds correctly.

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Have the same issue with Unity Version 2019.3.9f. I have tried installing it a few time via the Unity Hub, and it says that it has the Android build, so I am not sure why/where it’s saving these tools.

I’m going to try download it externally via Android and see if that works.

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Problem fixed here : Unity 2021 Android Support: Setup, JDK & SDK & NDK & Gradle - YouTube

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In Unity Hub click the three dots, choose “Add Modules”, then expand the “Android Build Support” item. Check the SDK and JDK options. These options are not installed by default, even though it looks like full build support is installed.