How can I render Images from an Object Layer?

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So I am new and I was following a tutorial I saw in youtube. I wanted to draw some images with hitbox, but I wanted to rotate and manipulate those images, so I added them in an Object Layer. Plus I added some Rectangles to set their hitbox.
I code with Libgdx and when I try to render the map, it only renders the tile layer. so the Images are not rendered, any idea on how to get those images rendered?
Thank you all!
I have been searching this for a while and I have not found any answer to this. Sorry for my bad english or my bad knowledge!

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If libgdx does not implement rendering of tile objects, then you’d need to render them yourself. However, I can’t imagine you’re the first one with this need, so maybe it would help to ask in the libgdx community about this.

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Yeah, I was unaware of this. What I did is:

public class OrthogonalTiledMapRendererWithSprites extends OrthogonalTiledMapRenderer {

public OrthogonalTiledMapRendererWithSprites(TiledMap map) {
    super(map);
}

@Override
public void renderObject(MapObject object) {
    if(object instanceof TextureMapObject) {
        TextureMapObject textureObj = (TextureMapObject) object;
        batch.draw(textureObj.getTextureRegion(), textureObj.getX(), textureObj.getY(),
                textureObj.getOriginX(), textureObj.getOriginY(), textureObj.getTextureRegion().getRegionWidth(), textureObj.getTextureRegion().getRegionHeight(),
                textureObj.getScaleX(), textureObj.getScaleY(), textureObj.getRotation());
       if(textureObj.getProperties().containsKey("this")) System.out.println(textureObj.getRotation());
    } else if(object instanceof RectangleMapObject){
        RectangleMapObject rectObject = (RectangleMapObject) object;
        Rectangle rect = rectObject.getRectangle();
        ShapeRenderer sr = new ShapeRenderer();
        sr.setProjectionMatrix(batch.getProjectionMatrix());
        sr.begin(ShapeRenderer.ShapeType.Line);
        sr.rect(rect.x, rect.y, rect.width, rect.height);
        sr.end();
    }
}

}

Because that method was empty. Thank you for the answer!

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