You are right, you have to use setAlignment.

However all it does, is it tells WADE how the object should behave when the screen is resized.

So for example, if you want an object to always be on the top left corner of the screen, you'd do this:

// place object in the top-left cornervar x = (objectWidth - wade.getScreenWidth()) / 2;var y = (objectHeight - wade.getScreenHeight()) / 2;object.setPosition(x, y); // tell WADE that its position is relative to the top-left corner// so it knows where to move it when the screen is resizedobject.setAlignment('left', 'top');

setAlignment has 2 parameters: the first one is for the x axis (and can be 'left', 'right' or 'center') - the second is for the y axis (and can be 'top', 'bottom' or 'center'). If you don't call setAlignment, the default value is 'center' for both.

I hope this helps.

It does help, that's exactly what I wanted to do. I thought that setAlignment would move the object to the side of the screen, but I think I see why it's better that it doesn't. This way if I want my object to always be 30px from the left edge for example, I can do that. It all makes sense, thanks a lot.