Try filling it with a transparent color before drawing the text.
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Re: Help with editing offscreen graphics
Try filling it with a transparent color before drawing the text.
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JavaInProgress (May 2nd, 2013)
Re: Help with editing offscreen graphics
Well, I got it to work!Thanks so much for all the help. The issue was that by drawing an image, all the transparency was being filled. The solution was to draw the painted image on the component, then draw the custom ui over top and refresh every mouseDragged event. However, the whole project was supposed to be for android, and I didn't realize there were different commands/structure. I'll start a new thread in the Android section, with an example from android. Thanks again for all the help and patience!
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