And the answers are also in the GitHub Discussions thread.

Haha, it's static friction vs dynamic friction. Thanks a lot!

I have a super silly request: Can you maybe repeat that question by starting a GitHub discussion at https://github.com/Kode/Kha/discussions because I think nobody dares to go first? To make up for that inconvenience I actually made a sample for you (I already added it to https://github.com/Kha-Samples/).

Aha! Null problemo and thanks for finding and adding more data to the issue.

As I said, it's likely a bug. And what you should do with a bug is report it on GitHub so that this Robert guy doesn't forget to fix it.

I think that's actually a bug in Kha as you'd normally wouldn't do it this way. You'd instead just call g.drawIndexedVertices(0, 6);
What target are you using?

Hello folks,

this forum is now deprecated - please use https://github.com/Kode/Kha/discussions, https://github.com/Kode/Kinc/discussions and https://github.com/Kode/Krom/discussions instead.

Best regards,
Robert

Videos are supported in shaders and that's where you can also apply chroma-keying (you can search the forum for instructions on how to do that).
Camera feeds are supported using kha.capture.VideoCapture API but that hasn't been implemented for mobile targets so far.
No speech to text, also no plans to add that.

Hm, the makefile doesn't seem to do anything special. Looks to me like you should bring up this issue with the emscripten developers.
I use WSL for emscripten development by the way because the whole emscripten toolchain seems to be more at home on Linux.

Looks like an emscripten setup issue, it can't seem to find your python.exe. Can you compile regular emscripten projects?

PS: And as you're saying python is at that path - maybe it needs to use a cygwin style path (/cygdrive/d/...). But anyway, get regular emscripten projects going first.