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http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.3/docs/tooldocs/win32/keytool.html

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At the very least, you should keep the android.keystore file in a safe place. You should also back it up, because without the key, you won't be able to upload the generated applications.

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Step 3: Configure Your Game

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Before building a package, you must give Ren'Py some information about the Android build of your game. To do this, choose "Configure" from the Android screen of the Ren'Py launcher.

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If you need to change the information - for example, if you release a new version of your game - you can re-run the configure command. Your previous choices will be remembered.

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Step 4: Build and Install the Package

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Finally, you can build and install the package. This is done with a by connecting your Android device to your computer, and choosing "Build & Install" from the Android screen of the Ren'Py launcher. (The first time you install, your Android device may ask you to authorize your computer to install applications.)

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If you'd rather copy the game's apk file to your Android device manually, choose "Build Package" from the Android screen of the Ren'Py launcher. Then navigate to the 'bin' directory underneath the RAPT directory and copy the file mygame-release.apk into your Android Device. You will then need to find the .apk file in your Android device using a file manager application and open it to install the game.

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Viewing Debug Output

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Debug output can be found by running the adb command manually from the terminal. After installing the SDK, the adb command can be found as `rapt-dir`/android-sdk/platform-tools/adb. (On Windows, use adb.exe.)