Today I was experimenting with adding different screens with Scene2d in libgdx and while doing so I became confused how super.render() in my render() method from my starter class (MyGdxGame) called render() in my PlayScreen() class. Basically I understand you use super to call methods, fields, invoke a super class constructor etc... however I don't see how my Main class witch extends Game is a subclass/derived class of my PlayScreen class witch simply implements Screen. In short I don't see how those two classes are related so that super.render() in MyGdxGame class can call render() in my PlayScreen class.
Also I looked at the API and Screen implements ScreenAdapter and Game implements ApplicationListener but I still don't see how that connects.
Starter class:
public class MyGdxGame extends Game { Game game; @Override public void create() { game = this; setScreen(new MainMenu(game)); } @Override public void render() { super.render(); } public void dispose() { super.dispose(); } public void pause() { super.pause(); } } PlayScreen class:
public class PlayScreen implements Screen { private static Player player; SpriteBatch batch; GameControls x; CollisionManager collisionManager; ArrayList<Tree> trees; Iterator itr; Enemy enemy; Animations animation; Game game; MainMenu mainMenu; public PlayScreen(Game game, MainMenu mainMenu) { this.game = game; this.mainMenu = mainMenu; } // more code ... } 
