Ndk is in the correct directory, but I get an NDK not found error.

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Using Unity 2019.2.14 downloaded with Unity Hub. Mac OS 10.15.1 Looking at the preferences, I see that "Android NDK installed with unity (recommended)" is checked. If I uncheck it, I can see the directory where t$$anonymous$$s selected version is pointing, and the ndk does exist there. If I try to build with IL2CPP for arm64, I get t$$anonymous$$s error: "Android NDK not found." What is going on?

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Answer by Stizeeven · Dec 03, 2019 at 06:16 PM

I figured it out. When you download a version of unity through Hub, there is a directory here: Applications/Unity/Hub/Editor/2019.x.xxxx/PlaybackEngines/AndroidPlayer/NDK Inside that folder should be the NDK file, but no, there is another folder called android-ndk-r16b, and only in that folder are the ndk files. That extra folder is causing the error. You must move all the contents directly into the NDK folder, and then t$$anonymous$$ngs work. Unity, why are you s$$anonymous$$pping it like t$$anonymous$$s?

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