So, I've always been interested in Kha since I started learning Haxe, but never really took a stab at it because of the precompiled IDE since I have a 32 bits version of windows with a 32 bits only proccesor. I decided to download it and realized that it's a 64 bits only program, so I wanted to ask if they're any guides to either:

1. Build Kode Studio for a 32 bits version of windows
2. Setup my visual studio code to work with the Kha extension and what haxe version to use, how to setup Kha itself, etc.

Thanks in advance!

I don't see why you need any guides for the second option. It's really as simple as downloading + running the installer of the 32 bit version of VSCode and clicking "Install" on the Kha extension pack. From there you should be able to follow the usual guides / start a new project with the "Init Kha Project" command.

That weirdly aggressive thread title keeps me from explaining to you how to do the first option

@gama11 But don't I need to install Kha from haxelib or something, or use a specific version of Haxe? I'm still kinda confused about that part.

@robert Sorry if it came off like that! Not really my intention.

The Kha extension pack includes everything you need. It's hard to use because it's so easy to use apparently

@robert Sorry, but I'm just kinda used to dealing with a lot of extra steps when it comes to setting up multimedia frameworks such as this (stuff like OpenFL and SFML come to mind). I'll try the extension pack later tonight, thanks a lot for the support!

Hey, no worries. Tell us when it doesn't work, I don't have a 32 bit installation to test on.