Its not possible to compile with “build_native.sh” after creating a new project with “create-linux-android-project.sh”. The path variables are misconfigured:

/dev/project\$ ~/Programme/cocos2d-x/create-linux-android-project.sh
input your project name:
MyTestProject

less MyTestProject/android/build_native.sh
1. COCOS2DX_ROOT is not my current project root
2. The Project is named with a leading “An”?
GAME_ROOT=\$COCOS2DX_ROOT/AnMyTestProject

After changing the the GAME_ROOT to the real project directory and running ./android/build_native.sh
jni/Android.mk:10: jni/../../../cocos2dx/Android.mk: No such file or directory
jni/Android.mk:10: jni/../../../CocosDenshion/android/Android.mk: No such file or directory
jni/Android.mk:10: jni/../../Classes/Android.mk: No such file or directory

It seems the project only compiles as subdirectory of cocos2dx installation.

Yes, the project should be under cocos2dx installation.

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