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Here are some websites offering different skins for Android virtual devices emulators:Īs discussed on Reddit, there is actually no list of different hardware profiles which could be used to import into Visual Studio for creation of new emulator devices. Samsung Galaxy S10 Emulator Skin Get Android Emulator skins Now your skin is used for the new virtual device you just created. Users/yourname/Library/Developer/Xamarin/android-sdk-macosx/platforms/android-28/skins/GalaxyS10. Enter the full path of the emulator, e.g. If not listed yet, click ‘Add Property’ and select ‘skin.path’.Set settings for the device, especially OS, Density, Height and Width.

Create a new device in Tools -> Android Device Manager.Typically it’s something like /Users/yourname/Library/Developer/Xamarin/android-sdk-macosx You could find the SDK directory in Visual Studio at Tools -> Android SDK Manager -> Locations. You might want to keep it in the Android SDK directory somewhere. Extract the downloaded zip and copy the files to any directory you like.Here is a short description how to add them:

Some vendors like Samsung provide skins for Android so you could use them in your emulator when building Xamarin Apps with Visual Studio for Mac.

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