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In your constructor, try this.setSize(500,500);. You could alternatively try, and you might also need framethis.packsetVisible(true); or something like that. If that still doesn't work, instead of giving the frame a null layout, try giving it a border layout and add this in the CENTER.

I wonder whether ImageIcon is not returning a proper image; try following the trail on Reading/Loading an Image.

Looks like you're using BufferStrategy correctly. You could try commenting out g.dispose();, but I think that's correct.

In your constructor, try this.setSize(500,500);. You could alternatively try frame.pack(); or something like that. If that still doesn't work, instead of giving the frame a null layout, try giving it a border layout and add this in the CENTER.

I wonder whether ImageIcon is not returning a proper image; try following the trail on Reading/Loading an Image.

Looks like you're using BufferStrategy correctly. You could try commenting out g.dispose();, but I think that's correct.

In your constructor, try this.setSize(500,500);, and you might also need this.setVisible(true);. If that still doesn't work, instead of giving the frame a null layout, try giving it a border layout and add this in the CENTER.

I wonder whether ImageIcon is not returning a proper image; try following the trail on Reading/Loading an Image.

Looks like you're using BufferStrategy correctly. You could try commenting out g.dispose();, but I think that's correct.

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In your constructor, try this.setSize(500,500);. You could alternatively try frame.pack(); or something like that. If that still doesn't work, instead of giving the frame a null layout, try giving it a border layout and add this in the CENTER.

I wonder whether ImageIcon is not returning a proper image; try following the trail on Reading/Loading an Image.

Looks like you're using BufferStrategy correctly. You could try commenting out g.dispose();, but I think that's correct.