If you are using JComponent.paintComponent() to render into your image
then it will render the background color unless you turn that off. You
might want to start with this article for some pointers/tips:
http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/painting/
...jim
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Hi everybody !!!
I have a serious problem on my image. Well, I want to create a new image with a transparent background. On the net, I found many answers which say that I juste need to create a bufferedImage with a specific type as ARGB (type_int_ARGB).
But when I use this way, I've got an image with a white background.
Why ???? Does it come from my JPanel ( I use the paintComponent() method)
Please, someone helps me !!
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