In the Application tag under where it says ” Making sure that the > is on the outside. Here is exactly where you need to add each line of code to include Android TV support.īasically add this code to the AndroidManifest.xml in the top by the other use features add You’ll be adding this code near the top of the coding in the file by all the other “use features add” lines.
Here is the coding you will be adding to the AndroidManifext.xml file once you’ve decompiled your MCPE APK file. Backup your worlds before you uninstall/reinstall. After you get the new APK you’ll have to sign it using sign-em! Please note: You have to uninstall your old minecraft install in order to install the new APK you just made and you’ll have to repeat this process after each official update to Minecraft: Pocket Edition.
– Last step in the cmd type apktool.bat b Minecraft Minecraft.apk and you’ll find the new APK file in \apktool\Minecraft\dist folder. – next replace the AndroidManifest.xml and add in the ic_banner.png to the res folder. – Put the APK in input folder, use the command apktool.bat d Minecraft.apk Once you have the MCPE APK file from your Android device, you will need to use the APKTool application to decompile it properly so you can change the AndroidManifest.xml file to include Android TV support. This includes device support, Android TV support, which version of Android it can run on, and so on. For those of you not familiar with this file, and without going into all the technical stuff about it, the AndroidManifest.xml file basically tells Android a few important things about the program it is attached to. For your convenience, all the needed downloads are available at the bottom of this guide.Īdding Android TV support is a matter of four lines of coding that needs to be added to the AndroidManifext.xml file. You will also need Sign-Em! to sign your new APK file properly. You will need your APK file, and you will need an app called APKTool to properly decompile and recompile the MCPE APK file. You will need three things to add Android TV support to Minecraft: Pocket Edition. This mod only works because of Minecraft: Pocket Edition now having controller support. Also, you need to use your APK file, and not any pirated copy of the game. So if you mess up your game and need to reinstall everything, that’s on you. Please note: This is a DIY project and is not officially supported by Mojang. It should take you no longer than 10 minutes to complete this and be playing Minecraft: Pocket Edition on your Android TV device. One of our regular readers came up with a DIY way to add Android TV support for Minecraft: Pocket Edition, which you can then use to play the game on your Android TV device of choice while waiting for the official support for Android TV to come from Mojang.
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