But i might suggest updating the installer and making sure you have the latest build-tools first. Open Android Studio on macOS, then click Android Studio > Preferences menu item at the left top toolbar. If you really want to use the old installer, you can maybe get around it by adding an empty "tools" folder. The older libGDX installer that i was using i believe only looked for a "tools" folder (but newer android sdk has split this into "cmdline-tools" and "build-tools"). Make sure the Android SDK Build-Tools is installed. Open up SDK Manager in Android Studio (it's under the config menu on the start screen of android studio) Appearance and Behavior -> System Settings -> Android SDK To change the SDK local file cache location of an SDK: For Android, adjust the paths in the SDK Manager to point to the new location. So if you're using the latest installer ( ), make sure those exist. The Android Software Development Kit (SDK). To support Android, a Unity project requires the following dependencies: The Android Build Support module.
The latest (as of this writing) libGDX starter looks for at least 2 folders: "build-tools" and "platforms". To create a Unity application for Android, you first need to set up your Unity project to support Android. I can tell you what was my issue, and hopefully it helps you, too.
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