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Mar 25	comment	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX This is precisely my problem. I always spend hours working on "best practices" instead of just getting something to work.
Mar 25	awarded	Commentator
Mar 25	accepted	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX
Mar 25	comment	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX Upon review, however, it makes sense that I could get this same functionality if I just added a `Sprite` into my class. This consideration makes my question sound silly, but hey, I learned something nonetheless!
Mar 25	comment	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX After reviewing my circumstances, it actually does make more sense to simply include a `Sprite` in the class. Extending it would not really be necessary. The reason I chose to extend it was because I just wanted a Sprite that had maybe one more function, and didn't see the need for an entire new class.
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Mar 25	comment	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX Hey Peter! This solution seems to take advantage of some class member `texture`, which I am unable to implement in my code without using a factory method. I appreciate all your efforts here, and this is a very interesting approach that I had not yet considered, however I do not think that it would resolve my issue given the description above (I can not instantiate a Texture and must simply pass it in to the constructor immediately thus "losing" the reference).
Mar 25	comment	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX Ahh yes, I see. Okay, this seems like it would be a solution. Yet again, however, this is quite a bit of overhead just to extend the `Sprite` class. The tutorial even specified, that if you only have a few `Texture`s as I do, that using the `AssetsManager` was a bad idea. However, nonetheless, it solves my issue. I will leave the question unanswered for a while to hear some other potential approaches, but after a day or two you will receive your accept! (Assuming a more lightweight approach is not found) :)
Mar 25	comment	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX Hmm, this seems to be a package geared towards making the loading of `Texture`s easier and more streamlined, which does not help me here as I am not running into issues loading the `Texture`, but rather, when and how to load it. Did I maybe miss something in the link you provided that would relate more to my post?
Mar 25	comment	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX Thank you for your prompt response. I will look into this immediately and get back to you!
Mar 25	asked	How To Correctly Extend the Sprite Class in LibGDX
Mar 4	revised	Collision Detection Slows Screen Drawing Fix incorrect method name
Mar 4	accepted	Collision Detection Slows Screen Drawing
Mar 4	comment	Collision Detection Slows Screen Drawing Whoops, forgot about this question! Thanks guys :)
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Jan 29	answered	Collision Detection Slows Screen Drawing
Jan 29	revised	Collision Detection Slows Screen Drawing Added more debugging information
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Jan 29	revised	Collision Detection Slows Screen Drawing Spelling mistake