I need to load a few assets sequentially, and then use them, like this:

myLoadBlob("B1");
myLoadImage("I1");
myLoadImage("I2");
myLoadBlob("B2");
myLoadSound("S1");

myUseAssets();

What is the best way of doing this in Kha?

Chaining callbacks or if you want to get super fancy google for Haxe async libraries.

Hmmm... I'll have to study it, thanks. Related to this subject, can anyone tell me how to use Assets.progress?

That's just a float between 0 and 1 but it works on one asset granularity so when you load assets one by one it's of no use.

I see. I suppose it's great with Assets.loadEverything. One final thing concerning assets. It's a feature request. Could you please implement Image.fromEncodedBytes (PNG and JPG), Sound.fromEncodedBytes (WAV, MP3 and/or OGG), and Font.fromEncodedBytes (TTF (OTF someday would be nice)) in the targets Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows (and others you like)? The reason is very simple: I'd like to package my resources into special files, with each file containing lots of images, or sounds, or whatever. I would then load that special file, isolate a few Bytes, and build the asset from those (encoded) Bytes. It's a sort of atlas thing. I could have all the PNGs for a level in one file, load that file, and build the individual Images with a for loop evoking Image.fromEncodedBytes per iteration. As a bonus, those assets, being parts of larger files, would no longer be available for anyone in Windows, for instance, to rip or modify. What do you think?

I think all of that already works. Image.fromEncodedBytes exists and uses stb_image on Kore targets, Sound has an uncompress method which supports ogg everywhere and Kravur has a constructor which takes a ttf blobs.

I couldn't get Image.fromEncodedBytes to work in Android. I didn't know about the other two you mentioned. I'll give them a go.

Sound.uncompress works only in native Android, so I had to download cmake. The older version (3.6....) compiles (with lots of warnings), but when trying to install generated apk in device, it says it is corrupt. The newer version (3.10....) doesn't compile. It says

CMake Error: Could not create named generator Android Gradle - Ninja

halfway through.

Ah, you tried the Java based Android target. That isn't used much, you should probably prefer the android-native target. I don't know what you're doing with cmake though, both android targets are designed to work with a regular Android Studio installation.

There seems to be a bug with cmake that doesn't let me create a working apk. The same error also happens to some people who aren't running Kha. I'll have to leave this until later. Sorry.

Please use the version of cmake that comes with the Android tools - that's the only version I test.

That's also the one I'm using.