java - How to display many text input fields in libgdx at a random position on the main window? -

i want display many text input fields libgdx (like example name, surname, email) user has input info. i've tried following https://github.com/libgdx/libgdx/wiki/simple-text-input it's not best option in case both because want included in main window instead of opening new little 1 , because displays 1 text input field. want able make fields appear @ random position on main window.

you can use scene2d widget requirement, create label , textfield , add stage. can use table arrangement of actors.

public class splash extends game  {      private stage stage;      @override     public void create() {          extendviewport extendviewport=new extendviewport(700,1200,new orthographiccamera());         stage=new stage(extendviewport);          skin skin=new skin(gdx.files.internal("skin/uiskin.json"));         skin.get("font-label", bitmapfont.class).getregion().gettexture().setfilter(texture.texturefilter.linear, texture.texturefilter.linear);          table table=new table();         table.defaults().pad(10);         table.setfillparent(true);          label username=new label("user id : ",skin);         textfield usernamefield=new textfield("",skin);          label name =new label("name : ",skin);         textfield namefield=new textfield("",skin);          label email=new label("email : ",skin);         textfield emailfield=new textfield("",skin);          table.add(username);         table.add(usernamefield).width(300);         table.row();         table.add(name).left();         table.add(namefield).width(300);         table.row();         table.add(email).left();         table.add(emailfield).width(300);          stage.addactor(table);         gdx.input.setinputprocessor(stage);     }      @override     public void render() {         super.render();          gdx.gl.glclearcolor(0,1,1,1);         gdx.gl.glclear(gl20.gl_color_buffer_bit);          stage.draw();         stage.act();     }      @override     public void resize(int width, int height) {         super.resize(width,height);         stage.getviewport().update(width,height);     }      @override     public void dispose() {        stage.dispose();     } 

output looks :