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Thanks norm you're a life saver I've finally gotten it I simply created variables and set them to 0 and used them in my code thank u very much once again I really appreciate the time and effort

But even when I specify the starting point as width,height and the end point as 0,0 it still ends up drawing the lines from the top left

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/*I used*/ g.drawLine(width,height,0,0); ...

Upper right :width,0 bottom left:0,-height, bottom right:width,-height

If that's for the upper left what do I use for the bottom right

I can tell because I have run the code and it is working x =0,y=0

I've tried using this but it keeps on drawing. From the top left.
super.paintComponent(g); int width...

import java.awt.Graphics; public class Drawing extends JPanel{ ...

import java.awt.Graphics; import javax.swing.JPanel; Public class Draing extends JPanel{ //Here is my method paint component wit some comments. ...

My width and height have values of 250 and 300 respectively but if I use co-ordinates (0,0,width,height). It draws the fan from the top left and if I use co-ordinate (0,height,width,0 ) it draws...

I'm so sorry hope this is better

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I want to draw several lines from the lower right corner of my JFrame so it resembles a hand fan I know I have to use a for loop but I'm having...

I want to draw several line from the lower right corner of my JFrame so it resembles a hand fan I know I have 2 use a for loop but I'm having problems with the co-ordinates I have set variable...