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Thread: How to render colour according to location and signal strength.

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    Default How to render colour according to location and signal strength.

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    Default Re: How to render colour according to location and signal strength.

    Consider creating a BufferedImage and setting the pixels on the image and displaying them in a JLabel's ImageIcon or a JPanel's paintComponent method.

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    Default Re: How to render colour according to location and signal strength.

    The Java API will have information on BufferedImages. This site and many other will have many examples of working with them.

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