Empty Addressable groups

Hey, it says the "List is Empty" after I do Windows - Adressables - groups , build etc And when i try to save my build to a new folder, it doesnt do anything

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Unknown member

May 17

Hello,

Were you building from the source code or from the .unity package? I would recommend following these guides for building the app and addressables groups: https://docs.arway.ai/arway-sdk/building-from-the-source-code

https://docs.arway.ai/arway-sdk/quickstart-in-unity

When building, make sure the Dashboard-SDK and ARMapSession scenes are in the build.

https://docs.arway.ai/arway-sdk/quickstart-in-unity#adding-the-scenes-to-the-build

Questions:

Are you attempting to save a build for the iOS or Android platform to a new folder?
Would you be able to share any error messages that are displayed?
Can you provide more details on the steps you followed before encountering the 'List is Empty' message in Windows - Addressables - groups?

Unknown member

May 18

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Hello,

Are there any error messages that are shown when you try to build the app from "File -> Build Settings -> Build"? If there are, please share them to provide additional context.

My recommendation would be to follow the guide here from start to finish, doing so will allow you to build the app:

https://docs.arway.ai/arway-sdk/building-from-the-source-code

Also, are you using the latest release of the ARwayKit SDK v3.0.1?

Unknown member

May 18

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Unknown member

May 18

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Thank you for sharing the errors you are encountering.

From the screenshots, it looks like the JDK, Android SDK, and Android NDK are missing or invalid in your Unity installation.

To install those build modules, you can open the Unity Hub and do the following:

Open Unity Hub:
- Launch Unity Hub from your desktop or start menu.
Go to Installs:
- Click on the "Installs" tab on the left sidebar.
Modify an Existing Installation:
- Click the gear icon beside the Unity version 2022,3,17f1, then select "Add Modules."
- If you need to install a new version of Unity, click on the "Add" button and follow the prompts to select and install the desired version.
Select Android Build Support:
- In the "Add Modules" window, check the box for "Android Build Support."
- Make sure to expand the "Android Build Support" option and check the boxes for "SDK & NDK Tools" and "OpenJDK."
- Do the same for the iOS Build Support modules
Install the Modules:
- Click the "Done" button to begin the installation process. Unity Hub will download and install the necessary components, including the JDK.

Then in Unity you can set and verify the paths:

Open Unity:
- Once the installation is complete, open your Unity project.
Go to Preferences:
- Navigate to Edit > Preferences.
External Tools:
- In the Preferences window, go to the "External Tools" section.
Set the JDK Path:
- Ensure that the paths for the JDK, SDK, and NDK are set correctly. If you used Unity Hub to install these, the paths should be set automatically.

And here is a link to a video showcasing these steps:

https://youtu.be/LEwxHlJeK64?si=RL667Es0tCZcAdIP&t=968

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