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colin shuker
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Joined: Apr 11, 2005
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Hi, I have built a chess game, and I've got a GUI up and running, but at the moment, I'm just using Strings for the pieces. eg "q" for white queen, "Q" for black queen. Does anyone know how to get jpg images inside a Java Frame. Or failing that, I cud try drawing sum pieces. Any ideas? Thanks
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miguel lisboa
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you'v to have in mind that every piece has to have two diferent (white and black) backgrounds  [ May 29, 2005: Message edited by: miguel lisboa ]
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colin shuker
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Hi, Thanks very much. I've copied and pasted the code. I'm pretty sure you need your import statements at the top. Anyway, it works with these at the top, but I just have an empty frame. Im not sure how the following bit works exactly: Image imagem = new ImageIcon("a.jpg").getImage(); Where do I need to have the jpg image stored? Is it in the same folder as the code? I'm just gonna try it and see
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colin shuker
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Aha, I was right, I got a picture in the frame now, any Idea how to adjust the size, or is it better to do this outside of the program, and then just use a smaller picture?
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miguel lisboa
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maybe there's a better/simpler way of doing it, but i'd do the following: imagine each square has 75x75 px then each panel (for each pic/square) will size that too then the problem will be in the layout so as to put 8 squares per row
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