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The error you're encountering typically points to an issue with the project setup, possibly related to the Gradle build configuration. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you resolve it:

1. Check Gradle Version Compatibility: Ensure that your project is using a compatible Gradle version with your version of Android Studio. You can verify this by checking the gradle-wrapper.properties file and confirming that the distribution URL points to the correct version.

   Example:

   properties
   distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-7.4.2-all.zip
   

2. Verify Android Plugin Version: Make sure that the Android Gradle plugin version in your project is compatible with your Gradle version. You can check this in the build.gradle (Project-level) file under the classpath section.

   Example:

   gradle
   classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:7.0.4'
   

3. Clear Gradle Cache: Gradle caches can sometimes cause issues. Try clearing the cache by running the following commands in the terminal:

   • ./gradlew clean
   • ./gradlew --refresh-dependencies

4. Update Android Studio: Ensure that you're using the latest stable version of Android Studio. Older versions may not support newer Gradle or plugin versions.

5. Re-import the Project: If the issue persists, try re-importing the project:

   • Close the current project in Android Studio.
   • Reopen the project using File > Open and select the project folder.

6. Run with Stacktrace: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, try running the build with --stacktrace to get more detailed error information, which can help identify the root cause.

   Command:

   bash
   ./gradlew build --stacktrace
   

Additionally, if you're working with modded APKs, such as the fc mobile apk, ensuring the proper Gradle configuration can prevent further issues. These steps should provide more insight into the root cause and help you resolve the error. Let me know if you need further assistance!

If you're unable to run Android examples from GitHub, the issue might be related to configuration, dependencies, or your development environment. First, ensure all project dependencies are properly installed and synced by running gradle sync in Android Studio. Verify that your Android SDK version matches the one required by the project and update it if necessary. When importing the project, use the "Open or Import Project" option in Android Studio to avoid missing configurations. Check the build.gradle files for any errors or outdated dependencies, and update them to compatible versions. Additionally, use the Logcat tool in Android Studio to identify runtime errors.

If the project involves a specific application like Traffic Rider Mod APK, double-check any additional steps required for setup, such as enabling "Unknown Sources" on your device or emulator. If the problem persists, sharing error messages or logs can help others provide more precise assistance.