You can certainly use repaint() with VolatileImages as back buffers.
The alternative approach is called "active rendering", where you
control when stuff gets rendered.
Take a look at this:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/extra/fullscreen/rendering.html
While this is a "full screen" tutorial, the same applies for rendering
in windowed mode.
Also, I reiterate, it is better to use active rendering and BufferStrategy
for double buffering, especially if your application is 'game-like'.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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Hi Ken,
With VolitileImages, you should render directly from
your program by calling your own render method directly.
Don't call repaint().
I do use my own render method, but that method only renders on my background
volatile image. After that is finished I somehow have to get my image onto the
screen (or to be more precise on my panel). Then, I assume, I have to call
repaint() (of the panel) out of my own render method, don't I?
Maik
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