I'm trying to add the Android SDK Module to an Editor that I have installed on my PC.
I've looked it up online and the guide available here states that there should be an "Add Modules" option available from the menu but it is absent from the menu when I open it in my Unity Hub:
Add ModuleSelect Install from the tab on the left. Then select the three-point reader in the upper right corner of the version you want to add the module to. Select Add Module. * Addition of modules will be displayed only when the target Unity is installed using Unity Hub.
The default install locations of the Editor are: Windows PC - C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor. Mac - /Applications/Unity/Hub/Editor.
None of above answers worked for me. The answer is here:
C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\UnityHub\
editors.json
{"2019.4.15f1":{"version":"2019.4.15f1", . . .
"manual":true
to "manual":false
I've solved the issue by reinstalling the Unity Editor version I was using via the Unity Hub.
It seems that Unity Hub doesn't have the option to add modules to Unity Editor versions which have been installed using the Unity Installer instead of Unity Hub itself.
It is worth pointing out that Brian Choi's answer is a valid workaround, however I wanted to use the modules functionality of Unity Hub.
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