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Creating an App Inventor App begins in your browser where you design how the app will look.
Step 3. Open an App Inventor project and connect it to the emulator. First, go to App Inventor and open a project (or create a new one -- use Project > Start New Project and give your project a name). Then, from App Inventor's menu (on the App Inventor cloud-based software at ai2.appinventor.mit.edu ), go to the Connect Menu and click the ...
Download the installer. Locate the file MIT_App_Inventor_Tools_30.265.0_win_setup64.exe (~1.5 GB) in your Downloads file or your Desktop. The location of the download on your computer depends on how your browser is configured. Open the file. Click through the steps of the installer.
Download the installer. Locate the file MIT_App_Inventor_Tools_30.265.0_win_setup64.exe (~1.5 GB) in your Downloads file or your Desktop. The location of the download on your computer depends on how your browser is configured. Open the file. Click through the steps of the installer.
Step 1 Open the Blocks Editor, and click the "New emulator" button at top of the window. Step 2. You'll get a notice saying that the emulator is starting, and asking you to be patient; starting the emulator can take a couple of minutes. Step 3. The emulator will initially appear with an empty black screen (#1).
Part 3 of 3 Setup Instructions. If you are using the emulator for the first time, follow these steps. Step 1 Open the Blocks Editor, and click the "New emulator" button at top of the window. Step 2. You'll get a notice saying that the emulator is starting, and asking you to be patient; starting the emulator can take a couple of minutes.
To do this, use the emulator on the computer screen: press the (image of the) menu key, and then the button to kill the app. If the Companion tarts up again, asking about a QR code, press the menu key and kill it again. Now select emulator again from the App Inventor connect drop-down menu.
