Motors App Documentation
App PageChangelog
  • Introduction
  • Motors Application Plugin
    • Installation of the plugin
    • Motors Application Plugin Settings
    • Global Settings
    • Main Page
    • Add a Car Page
    • Inventory
    • Flutter Environment
  • Android Application Build on macOS
    • Flutter Setup for the macOS system
    • Android Studio Setup on mac
    • Android Studio Emulator on mac
    • Installing Flutter Packages on mac
    • Null Safety setup
    • Setting the Site URL on mac
    • Upload your logo
    • Adding App Icon on mac
    • Setting App Name on mac
    • Change Package name
    • Test Your App on mac
    • App Release on mac
  • Setup Environment
    • Push Notification Setup
  • Android Application Build on Windows
    • Flutter Setup for the Windows system
    • Android studio Setup on Windows
    • Android Studio Emulator on Windows
    • Installing Flutter Packages on Windows
    • Null safety setup
    • Setting the Site URL on Windows
    • Upload your logo
    • Adding App Icon on Windows
    • Change Package Name
    • Test Your App on Windows
    • App Release on Windows
  • IOS App Build
    • Step 1 – App Registration on App Store Connect
    • Step 2 – Register a Bundle ID
    • Step 3 – Prepare for app distribution
    • Step 4 – Setting up the project
    • Step 5 – Add an App Icon
  • IOS App Release
    • Step 1 – Create a build archive
    • Step 2 – Upload an app to App Store Connect
  • Extra Materials
    • Item Page
    • Changelog
      • Page 1
  • stylemixthemes
  • Themes
  • Plugins
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  1. Android Application Build on macOS

Android Studio Emulator on mac

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To prepare to run and test your Flutter app on the Android emulator, follow the following steps.

Go to Tools > Device Manager (Android Virtual Device (AVD) is a configuration that defines the characteristics of an Android device that you want to simulate in the Android Emulator)

Or you can click on the icon as shown on the image below to open AVD Manager.

Select the option Create Virtual Device…

Select a device type and its configurations and click Next.

After that, select the System image.

Next, add a name to your device and select the Hardware - GLES 2.0 for the Emulated Performance.

Finish the creating of your virtual device.