I have created a little game using LibGDX and it uses a SpriteBatch when it renders the game objects. Now I want to add a Touchpad to it, and the draw method of Touchpad takes a Batch as a parameter, but my game uses SpriteBatch. What can I do?
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\$\begingroup\$ The class SpriteBatch implements the interface Batch, so it is an instance of it that can just be passed as the parameter. This is called polymorphism. \$\endgroup\$ – cozmic Jul 21 '16 at 13:26
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Because SpriteBatch implements Batch this means it can be used wherever a function requires a Batch. So when you call Touchpad#draw(batch) you can give it your SpriteBatch instance and it will work just fine. You should probably read up on polymorphism in Java.
