Play android emulator in a windows form with "bot-settings"

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Hi guys, I have a question about the Android Emulator in a Windows form.
I want to run an Android emulator in a C# Windows form on the left side on which I can control and access from the right side via different commands (for example button is pressed and an app opens).
Does anyone know anything about this or can anyone give me tips?

What I have tried:

So far I tried on YouTube and among friends to find out how I can solve this problem but unfortunately nobody could help me with this problem.
I tried so far in a C# Windows Form project to create a folder in which a complete Android source code was available and then to output or address this via the Windows Form. But unfortunately without success.

Posted 28-Jun-18 3:35am

Henni xyz

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[no name] 28-Jun-18 15:30pm

Why do you want to run the emulator "from a form"?

Doesn't the emulator run "in Visual Studio"? (as the others do)

Henni xyz 28-Jun-18 15:37pm

Maybe they didn't understand me.
I want a built-in emulator in a Windows form with a specific Android, which always stays the same. The emulator should always start itself when the bot is started.

[no name] 28-Jun-18 18:42pm

Nowhere does it mention a emulator "plugin" for a "windows form":

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-emulate-android-run-android-apps-pc/

Henni xyz 29-Jun-18 9:49am

This is not what I'm looking for.
I need a plugin or a virtual machine in which a custom Android system is available.
This should run IN a Windows form in Visual Studio in an extra panel.
Of course, you should also have access and be able to control the Android and an app with commands. (e.g. Back, Home)

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