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Ok, so I wanted to add the clustering feature to my app. I imported the android-map-extensions to Eclipse and made reference to it in my apps properties and removed reference to the google-play-services, but when I imported android-map-entensions there were tons of errors in it, and now my R.java file for my project has disappeared!

In my project I now have errors under every R. in my MainActivity and have to add references to the R. in the androidmapextensions. i.e R.layout R.id etc etc What is going on?

If I cannot get this to work I will end up deleting my project and restoring it from a backup

Thanks

Android-converter
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    Remove R imports and clean your project. – stefana Jan 17 '14 at 11:07
  • You are Having issue within your res folder – Usman Kurd Jan 17 '14 at 11:08
  • @Nfear - I have done that but no joy. It seems to have turned out that I had cycle errors, and somehow managed to force my project to reference the android-map-extensions in a way that Eclipse didn't like – Android-converter Jan 17 '14 at 11:23
  • When using AME 2.0 or above also add google-play-services-lib (or keep it if you were already using it). Since 2.0 this library is decoupled from Google Play Services and you may use any version from 3.2.65 (the last working on Android API 8) or above. – MaciejGórski Jan 17 '14 at 12:12
  • Ok, thanks for the information. Since I have now implemented this, I have changed all my FragmentManagers to SupportFragmentManagers, but now my app doesn't load - LogCat says it cannot find MainActivity – Android-converter Jan 17 '14 at 12:29

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