Android Build Error, all Code right but on device dont open

Solar2D Android
#1

Hi, I need Help XD :smiley:

I’m having problem with the build for Android, i’m developing on Windows 7, I have the Corona version 2015.2646 (2015.5.27), I try using Java 8 and 7, try re installing corona, android studio, and android sdk. All my name of images and the app are right writed, with case sensitive, my code had the proper identation.

My build setting and config are well coded, I support many devices all most of the devices for Android and IOS. In the corona simulator works well and dont mark errors, the build dont throws error.

BUT when I install the apk on an Android device doesnt work, open thow black display for 1 second and then close.

I tried o many devices, and the emulator BlueStacks and donsen´t work XD.

Please I need help :D.

#2

Hi @Masterbonnie,

Sometimes things like this happen… the app works fine in the Simulator but crashes on a device. We’ll need you to gather an error report from the actual device before we can even guess why it’s occurring. :slight_smile:

Please look at this guide, especially the part on “Android Debugging” and try to gather the best error report possible.

https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/basics/debugging/index.html

Thanks,

Brent

#3

I know you say your cases and spellings are all right, but you can easily double check that with my module here:

https://github.com/roaminggamer/RGCaseErrorDetect

Note: This is just a sanity check and only takes a few minutes to try.  

PS - You rock for giving a good set of details about your dev environment, Corona version, etc. Thank You ** :smiley:**

PPS - I second Brent’s advice on debugging.  Once you get logcat set up you’ll be able to debug a lot of weird stuff more easily.

#4

Hi @Masterbonnie,

Sometimes things like this happen… the app works fine in the Simulator but crashes on a device. We’ll need you to gather an error report from the actual device before we can even guess why it’s occurring. :slight_smile:

Please look at this guide, especially the part on “Android Debugging” and try to gather the best error report possible.

https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/basics/debugging/index.html

Thanks,

Brent

#5

I know you say your cases and spellings are all right, but you can easily double check that with my module here:

https://github.com/roaminggamer/RGCaseErrorDetect

Note: This is just a sanity check and only takes a few minutes to try.  

PS - You rock for giving a good set of details about your dev environment, Corona version, etc. Thank You ** :smiley:**

PPS - I second Brent’s advice on debugging.  Once you get logcat set up you’ll be able to debug a lot of weird stuff more easily.