# Using in Native Android Projects (UaaL)

### Complete Setup

1. Open Unity Player Settings
2. Go to Publishing Settings
3. Enable Main Gradle Template
4. Enable Main Android Manifest  and open from Assets/Plugins/Android folder
5. Add service tag (between existing \<application> \</application> tag as stated in [#file-setup-androidmanifest.xml](#file-setup-androidmanifest.xml "mention")
6. Open settings.gradle of your root native project and add lines from[#file-setup-settings.gradle](#file-setup-settings.gradle "mention") at the end of the file after you include unityLibrary project directory.

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### External Dependency Manager Setup (Optional)

1. Open Assets -> External Dependency Manager -> Android -> Settings
2. Open Assets -> External Dependency Manager -> Android -> Force Resolve

### File Setup : AndroidManifest.xml

{% code overflow="wrap" %}

```
<service android:name="com.voxelbusters.screenrecorderkit.videorecorder.internal.ScreenRecordingService" android:enabled="true" android:process=":UnityPlayer" android:foregroundServiceType="mediaProjection" />
```

{% endcode %}

{% hint style="success" %}
Setting up the Android Manifest is a must as Unity runs in a different process (UnityPlayer) so for recording service to work we need to set this attribute
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Note that the process name could be different for your project. You can get the value from the main launcher android manifest xml file. If you don't run unity in a separate process, you can just skip adding android:process attribute.
{% endhint %}

### File Setup : settings.gradle

```gradle
include 'unityLibrary:com.voxelbusters.screenrecorderkit.androidlib'
```

> After the above steps, follow [this document](https://forum.unity.com/threads/integration-unity-as-a-library-in-native-android-app-version-2.751712/) on actions for Android Studio.