Some plugins (like Heyzap etc.) might provide you a copy of AndroidManifest.xml and ask you to put it in your Assets/Plugins/Android/ folder. Some plugins like Facebook, Google Play Games, Fabric etc provide a button in their settings to update the xml file. Some plugins would need to make some changes or additions to the main AndroidManifest.xml. It is very likely that multiple plugins are being used in your project. This is not a problem but just a caution. Merging the different AndroidManifest.xml of the various plugins Hopefully this should not be an issue in the newer versions of Unity.Ģ. For this, I keep two Android SDK folders in my Library, one for the Android Studio with the latest build tools and one for Unity with downgraded tools folder. Of course, now the Android SDK Manager will complain that the latest build tools are not installed. Rerun the build and this time it should not give this error.

Unzip the file and replace the ‘tools’ folder in your Android SDK location ( /Library/Android/sdk/tools). (google for links to download windows or linux versions) But I doesn’t seem to be available for download now. First download the compatible SDK Tools version.

Now Android Studio would have installed the latest version which doesn’t work with Unity. The problem sems to be that unity is compatible with a certain version of Android SDK Tools ( /Library/Android/sdk/tools).

Solution : No need to double check the sdk path as it would be correct (actually it wouldn’t hurt to make sure!). Please make sure the android sdk path is correct. The build does not take off and you see this error message :

Use android studio with unity