Help with HaxeFlixel Setup

Battlesquid

Hello all. Today I started to set up HaxeFixel. I installed Haxe to C:\HaxeToolkit and proceeded to install everything else as stated here.

When I opened the command prompt, and typed in the first command, it said that haxe was not a command, so I navigated to the folder containing haxelib (C:\HaxeToolKit\haxe\haxlib) and ran the command from there. It then told me that neko.dll was missing, so I copied the contents of the neko file (in C:\HaxeToolkit\neko) to the haxe folder, which worked.

However, when I came to the command "haxelib run lime setup", it told me:
"'neko' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file."

I haven't been able to get past this. Is there anything that I missed or messed up along the way? I would greatly appreciate help, as I am eager to learn more about game development with HaxeFlixel.

Thanks in advance!

Gama11

It then told me that neko.dll was missing, so I copied the contents of the neko file (in C:\HaxeToolkit\neko) to the haxe folder, which worked.

That's not really a proper solution.. You need to make sure that both the haxe and neko commands are in your system PATH (to be precise, C:\HaxeToolkit\neko and C:\HaxeToolkit\haxe). The Haxe installer normally does that, but maybe something went wrong in your case.

http://www.itprotoday.com/management-mobility/how-can-i-add-new-folder-my-system-path

Battlesquid

The filepaths C:\HaxeToolKit\haxe and C:\HaxeToolKit\neko both exist. I unistalled, then reinstalled haxe, then added all the filepaths to user-variables instead of system variables (as I do not have required permissions to change system variables). This worked and I was able to do haxelib run lime setup. Does this mean that lime is installed and I don't have to run lime setup windows?

EDIT: So I realized that I had added the filepath C:\Users\user\HaxeToolkit\haxe allowed me to use the haxelib command. If I follow the same format for flixel, lime, and openfl, my question now becomes, where are the commands installed to (starting from the library folder)?