Haxe

It's still incomplete as it doesn't load entities yet, but that's what I'm working on right now

is it possible to make the scene size always equal the screen size?

on resizes and stuff like `fullscreen = true` the scene stays in the top left corner

the scene should match screen size if it's the main scene (assigned to `app.scenes.main`)

it looks like my custom background fits it but text and quads that i add to it do not change to the new center location

you should check that the visuals are added inside your scene then

its a custom class with quads and text inside it, could that effect it?

Well, can't say if you broke hierarchy of visuals or not as I don't know your code

its happened with all of my ceramic project too, not just this

You can send a small project reproducing the issue

<@374925643990695937>Could you explain how one can get usable file data from the `Assets`? Are assets unique to a scene?

It seems like `App.assets` exists, but, it also looks like a user could also have loaded an asset from within a scene

does this get added to the global `App.assets` list?

Also these haxeui logo's are loaded from bytes :)

i'm struggling to understand what an asset id "should be"

like in the example repo you do this `assets.add(Images.CERAMIC);` but if i try `assets.asset('ceramic')` or `ceramic.png` i get `null`

(i specifically would like a solution that isn't macro tied. So I can't use `Images`)

haxeui can't really do much with that from xml

Each `Assets` object is separate and has its own contents, I'm pretty sure. The `App` and each `Scene` each has its own assets object, but you could also make your own with https://ceramic-engine.com/api-docs/ceramic/Assets.html if you want to

Ah okay, both of those I'll have to check from the backend side then

you're supposed to load the app's assets in Project.hx

users own assets objects may be a "for later/polish" feature

and the scene's asset's in the overridden preload()

I can only find examples of grabbing an asset object using the macro `Images...` example

oh, 2 secs, i think i may have had a bit of a silly moment

pretty sure you can still just make them as strings

considering they're just static vars anyway

I never thought to try tracing `Image.CERAMIC` 😆

okay, so this gets converted into `image:ceramic`