Here you give the following details:
When you create a new extension for your game, you are presented with the Extension Package Properties window from where you can set the basic properties for the extension (see the page
Creating Extensions for further details). If your extension is for Android, you would tick that option too, and clicking on the Next button will open the following tab:
Here you give the following details:
With that done, you will then need to add in any extra permissions that your extension requires. What these permissions are will depend entirely on the use that the extension has, and so you should check the
documentation supplied by Google for the Android platform, or, if you are using a third party SDK, the
documentation that comes with the SDK.
You can also set any extra code to be injected (added) to the Android Manifest XML file when your game is built for testing or final release. Make sure to revise this (and your permissions) carefully before
submitting any games to the store, as incorrect settings will cause your game to be failed for submission.
Once you have set this up correctly, you will need to add the required files for your extension package to work. To do this you need to right click on the extension and select either Add Android SDK or
Add Android Source and then browse to the files you wish to add. Added files will be stored in the AndroidSource directory along with your extension. You can open this location at any time
by right clicking on the extension and selecting Open Extension Directory.
To add your functions and constants to the extension package, you must now right click on the extension again and select Add Placeholder. This will create a placeholder file which "links" the functions
you want to add to the extension itself. Once you have added your placeholder, you can then follow the instructions given on the page Creating Extensions to add the
functions and constants it requires. Don't forget to set the export targets for the functions by right-clicking on the placeholder and selecting properties.
You can find a more detailed explanation of the exact steps necessary to create an Android Extension from the YoYo Games Knowledge Base:
Creating A Native Extension For Android.