Aha! Cool, thanks.

I already explained the situation. To compile a Kha application just run "Kha/make --compile".

Normally this is done via Haxe's own sys API but so far nobody implemented that for Krom. Feel free to send a pull request.

Mac gamepad support is very complicated because macOS itself does not support gamepads. Kha circumvents that by reading gamepad data on the usb protocol level but that doesn't support Xbox gamepads because they do not follow the usb hid gamepad protocol.
Linux gamepad support uses /dev/input/js0 and should work if your Linux distribution supports your gamepad.
Both of you please set some breakpoints and see what happens in Kore/Backends/System/(macOS or Linux)/.../(HidGamepad or Gamepad).cpp.
Krom probably needs a recompile.

What does your reply mean?

Here is some sample code for you: https://github.com/Kha-Samples/Kha2D/blob/master/Sources/kha2d/Sprite.hx#L76

The constructor is for internal use only, please do not use it, it'll fail in mysterious ways if it is not provided with the exact parameters expected by the backend.

Not portable means you have to put in the shaders in whatever format the target expects. You can circumvent that on most targets by linking krafix as a library which then automatically kicks in when fromSource is called but some targets (mostly consoles) disallow compiling shaders at runtime.

Nobody implemented that but feel free to send a pull request for koremake.

Try fixing the errors then - when you compile (ctrl+shift+b), does it show any?

1. Please create a GitHub issue for that.
2. Download electron, then run "electron path/to/build/debug-html5". You don't need node or any libraries.

You're not in the right place, you will likely either have to get deep into math to get that going or use a complete 3D engine. Skeletal animation is one of the more complicated aspects of a 3D engine, I don't know of a small lib that just concentrates on that (never looked for something like that though, maybe it does exist).

It's super simple, you can basically apply any skeletal animation article like for example https://veeenu.github.io/2014/05/09/implementing-skeletal-animation.html
Not sure you understand what Kha is though, you're sure it's the right tool for you? How is your matrix math?

So you're talking about 3D skeletal animation and skinning?

That's standard vscode behavior and I don't intend to change it. See https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/locales#_changing-the-display-language

No and I have no plans to implement it.

There's no automated way to do it yet but you can build a C API based on https://github.com/Kode/Kha/tree/master/Backends/KoreHL/KoreC

I try to make the workflow the same as in Kode Studio as much as that's possible. What differences in particular are you talking about?

Yes, you can use kha.Worker to write multithreaded code that runs via HTML5 and natively. Keep in mind that native targets share memory but HTML5 does not allow that so you need to be a little careful to keep your code portable.

Don't worry about it, you're very welcome.