Android Studio / Google Play (play store) doesn't work. help pls.

PascalAuger said:

it's now 8 ball 5.6.2 for android 10, no more 5.6.1.

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PascalAuger said:

thats right and i tried many many versions, i tried many thing.. always the same problem... without google play, it work tho! wth?

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PascalAuger said:

tx but i know all this and i tried many times on different android studio like i said.

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PascalAuger said:

hi! im new, i have android studio canary and on virtual devide manager, i can't make work an android version 10 with Google Play... without Google Play it work tho.
i need google play to make 8 ball pool works.
im on windows 7. someone can help me pls? tx.

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1. Install Google Play Images: Make sure you have downloaded and installed the Google Play system images in Android Studio. You can do this by opening the Android SDK Manager and ensuring that the "Google Play" images for Android 10 are installed. If they are not, install them.
2. Create a New Virtual Device:
   • Open Android Studio.
   • Click on "Configure" in the welcome screen or go to "File" > "Settings" if you are already inside a project.
   • In the Settings, navigate to "Appearance & Behavior" > "System Settings" > "Android SDK."
   • Click on the "SDK Tools" tab.
   • Check "Google Play Licensing Library" and "Google Play APK Expansion Library" if they are not already installed.
   • Now, create a new virtual device by going to "Configure" > "AVD Manager."
   • Click on "Create Virtual Device."
3. Select Hardware Profile: Choose a hardware profile that matches your requirements (e.g., Pixel 3). Click "Next."
4. System Image: Choose the system image that has "Google Play" in its name. For Android 10, it should be something like "Android 10.0 (Google Play)." Select it and click "Next."
5. Emulator Options: Configure the emulator options as needed. You can adjust settings like RAM, VM Heap, and others. Click "Finish" when done.
6. Start the Emulator: In the AVD Manager, select the newly created virtual device with Google Play support, and click the green "Play" button to start the emulator.
7. Sign in to Google Account: Once the emulator is running, it should have Google Play services installed. You can sign in with your Google account on the emulator and access the Play Store to install 8 Ball Pool or any other app you need for testing.
8. Test Your App: Now, you can test your app, including 8 Ball Pool, with Google Play services enabled.