The default configuration path of AndroidStudio is under C:\Users\username\.AndroidStudio3.0. There will be a disadvantage here that the C drive will often run out of space, so I want to change it to another drive. Look at the picture:
After Android Studio is installed, several folders will be generated in the user directory of the system disk:
.android
This folder is the AVD (Android Virtual Device Manager) generated by the Android SDK, that is, the emulator storage path.AndroidStudio
This folder is the configuration folder of Android Studio, which mainly stores some AndroidStudio settings and cache information of plugins and projects.gradle
This folder is the configuration folder of the build tool Gradle, and also stores some project build cache information
1.AndroidStudio
Folder modification
Enter the installation directory of Android Studio, enter the bin
folder, open it with text editing software idea.properties
, remove the comment symbol of the following two items #
, and modify the corresponding path to a new path.
idea.config.path=G:/AndroidStudioSetup/.AndroidStudio3.0/config
idea.system.path=G:/AndroidStudioSetup/.AndroidStudio3.0/system
2.gradle
Folder modification
This is relatively simple, just modify it in the configuration options of Android Studio
3. .android
Folder modification
This folder is generated by the Android SDK configuration emulator and is the one that takes up the most space.
First, you need to add a system environment variable ANDROID_SDK_HOME
, as shown below:
After adding the environment variable, modify .ini
the path information in the corresponding file under the new path, and then restart the system to take effect.
G: \ AndroidStudioSetup \ .android \ avd \ Nexus_5X_API_23.avd
config.ini