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I'm making a simple game, and part of the game is elements, that randomly appears/disappears at random positions, i realised these elements via jbutton, and i'm looking for the best way to keep these...

Well, visually. I have a few panels-tabs, tabs has their own elements, and i need a way to add somewhere element, which will be visible over all other elements, so far the only way i found is to add...

So the only variant to keep one element over every other element is to add that element directly to frame, i.e. JFrame frame.add(button, 0) ?

If i have a simple JTabbedPane tabbedPane, and i add a few tabs to it with tabbedPane.addTab("name", JPanel panel), is it possible to add the same one element, i.e. JButton, to all of those...

Ok, my bad, update : it's not the point if it is jpanel or jlabel or jbutton or whatever, the point is, i can set frame's size i.e. to 1300x700, but i cant fit other elements into frame's work place...

It will be just a program for myself, so no different pcs, especially devices, and screens. I'm just starting to build my programs gui, but initial code looks like this :


import...

I dont like layout managers and the way they work, so i dont use them, i do everything manually, it is much easier to place elements in the right place manualy, layout manager is like stupid AI in...

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So, i noticed a little misbehavior in java with all the sizes of jpanel. When i set bounds of jpanel, i.e., setbounds(0, 0, 100, 100), then the first point's (0,0) position is normal, but the...