Getting started with OpenCV4Android using Android Studio 2.0 preview

These are the steps to get started:

Download open CV from this link
Extract the file and get OpenCV-android-sdk folder
New --> Import Module --> choose OpenCV-android-sdk/sdk/java, and modify the folder of the module folder to what you like, such as: opencv
Open opencv/build.gradle change the version of compileSdkVersion and buildToolsVersion to suit with your project. Press sync gradle.
Right click app module. Choose Open module settings --> Choose Dependencies tab --> + --> module dependency --> opencv
Copy OpenCV-android-sdk/sdk/native/libs, paste to app/src/main, and rename folder to jniLibs

Now, you can import and use OpenCV.

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