Haxe

Here, `ItalicText` is a reusable `Component` that you use like this:
```hx
var text = new Text();
text.content = "blah";
...
text.component('italicText', new ItalicText());
```

```hx
    public function resize() {
        this.size(screen.width, screen.height / 4);
        Begin.pos(width * 0.4, height * 0.5);
        Credits.pos(width * 0.6, height * 0.5);
    }
```

<@385939141981896705> https://github.com/sharpcdf/ceramic-test/blob/master/src/MainMenu.hx#L74 this is the class

although since the height seems to be the same and the width is the size of the screen, it doesnt seem to be the problem

try making sure that there's absolutely no positioning code in the create() or anywhere other than the resize

You shouldn’t need to use screen.onResize event

Just override your scene s resize() method and update size/pos of your options object from there

But not that scene resize() will be called on… resize. You still need to do the initial layout in create()

Also, your options object should be a child of the scene. I didn’t see add(options) in your scene code (but maybe I didn’t look at the right place)

so that it does the callback function at a specific beat in the music

but it doesn't have a Listener, so it's causing problems when I switch scenes

as far as I can see, it doesn't seem like ceramic has the ability to do events with additional parameters like the beat, does it?

just want to know before i go through the trouble of doing it myself

<@385939141981896705> yes, if you need to add an event for a specific beat, you'll have to add some more code. I did something similar in ceramic.Spine: https://github.com/ceramic-engine/ceramic/blob/master/plugins/spine/runtime/src/ceramic/Spine.hx#L1742-L1766

I expose like: `onMyEvent(owner, someCustomParam, eventHandler)`

Then internally it manages a mapping to dispatch events associated with the correct custom param (in your case the beat)

Anyway, yes, you'll have to build that kind of thing yourself

Also I add the options to the scene as a child in the constructor

pretty sure you should be doing that in create() instead