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How to create a point on my paint object to act as an identifier

 
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Hi all, so this is a rather hard question to explain, but I will try my best. So I am creating a painting mini game for my first java game, which actually spawned from a failed attempt at something else funnily enough. But what I want to do now is create something on my paint object that allows the user to more easily see where they are painting. For instance, say the user is trying to fill a box with the color yellow for some reason (By the way, I like the way my paint game is right now, I only want to add this feature). As the user colors it in right now, it becomes harder for the user to track where their paint object is because it gets lost in the color. What I want to do is create an indicator, a color or even something at flashes for the user to know where their paint object is and then they can more accurately color in said box. This would be especially helpful if they switch to the color black, which I am using for the eraser on this game, since the background is also black (I know its not practical, but I do not have the time to learn how to make a proper eraser yet). I don't know if this is possible, especially since I want the color the user is using to paint to not be affected by the paint object identifier. You can more easily see what I mean if you examine or run the code below:



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