Import an Android Library plug-in
Import an Android Library plug-in created outside of Unity into your Unity project.
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You can import an Android Library plug-in created outside of Unity into your Unity project using the following steps:
- Copy the Android Library plug-in to the Assets folder of your Unity Project.
- If the Android Library plug-in root folder doesn't use the extension, add this extension to the folder. For example,
.androidlib.mylibrary.androidlib
Unity now supports the Android Library plug-in and includes it in the final project that Gradle uses to build your application. For more information, refer to How Unity builds Android applications.
Configure an Android Library plug-in
Android Library plug-in is a dependency of a built-in module unityLibrary. You can change this default behavior. For example, you can configure an Android Library plug-in to depend on unityLibrary instead. To do this, use the following steps:
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In the Project window, select theplug-in to access the
.androidlibwindow.Inspector?
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In the Select dependent module section, select None.

Android Library plug-in Inspector with the Select dependent module setting selected.
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Add the following code in your plug-in's build gradle dependencies scope:dependencies { ... implementation project(':unityLibrary') implementation fileTree(dir: project(':unityLibrary').getProjectDir().toString() + ('\\libs'), include: ['*.jar'])}
You also have the option to include Android Library plug-in as a dependency of the launcher or both unityLibrary and launcher built-in modules.