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Hi everyone,
After spending two days in a row trying to generate an Android .apk from my mv game project I came here to beg some help!
Anyone knows a method that is still working as of nowadays? The official tutorial using crosswalk project (written in 2015) seems not to work anymore (errors details and all the things I've tried at the post bottom)...
So, I would like to know: does anyone have any method currently still working?? Is there any updated version of that tutorial which dates to 2017?
Thanks in advance for any contribution.
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Things I've tried:
After spending two days in a row trying to generate an Android .apk from my mv game project I came here to beg some help!
Anyone knows a method that is still working as of nowadays? The official tutorial using crosswalk project (written in 2015) seems not to work anymore (errors details and all the things I've tried at the post bottom)...
So, I would like to know: does anyone have any method currently still working?? Is there any updated version of that tutorial which dates to 2017?
Thanks in advance for any contribution.
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Things I've tried:
- I've gone through the official tutorial (the one from game help) several times, I've downloaded Python, Java JDK, Apache Ant, Android Studio (seems the standalone sdk is no more available) and Crosswalk tools, I've set all environment variables needed (I was able to check their versions in cmd), downloaded the additional platform-tools, etc in the Android SDK Manager, and when I finally run the python make_apk.py ... it gives me an error saying it "exited with non-zero exit code 1".
- I tried using Intel XDK: I've created a Blank HTML5 Project template, replaced my "www" folder for the game one, generated account, sign-repository, etc. In this scenario I was even able to successfully use the "Simulate" feature, but every time I submit the project to "Build" it terminates with an "BUILD FAILED" =[
- Then I tried to use the recent version of crosswalk-app-tools built in nodejs (since python one is marked as deprecated), I followed the steps from the crosswalk project site (they were somewhat similar to the MVs help tutorial), I installed their npm package "crosswalk-app-tools" and the command "crosswalk-app check android" which checks ones environment find none problems!! But still, when I run the command "crosswalk-pkg www" it also gives an error.
- I've also tried to run the attempts 1 and 3 in my Linux Mint partition, hoping it could be some Windows incompatibility, but without success.


