

The system is complex, and the interface is complex.

Also, it does come at a steep learning curve. The project is located in side the default document Windows folder which is inside Users folder and I'm pretty sure you need a permission for that folder I have tried to move it to another Drive now it shows thisĪnd Android Studio suggeste me to download some Gradle plugin sooo im doing it rn, hoping it will do somthing.It is a heavy load on normal computers not making it a light development program but pretty powerful. If the project breaks again you'll have an easier time figuring out the cause if the changes between "works" and "stopped working" aren't too many. Ideally don't port everything all at once and use something like Git to keep track of changes. It'll be a pain but might be easier than trying to figure out what is broken in the old code. If that's the case you could try to port the code into the new project. If you have a project that works, try to see if any src, res or build directories are missing.Īlternatively, you could try to create a new empty project in Android Studio, see if that builds. "res") and that was causing build issues. I've also had issues where a previously empty directory was missing (e.g. Try to check if the permissions are set correctly, as said. The project may be using outdated configuration that no longer works on the latest version of Android Studio/Gradle. The project was copied as one whole project over a USB Drive, however I forget to mention that the Android studio version on the previous machine was outdated and on the current machine it is updated.
