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    [SOLVED] Re: Random Colors Problem

    Looks much cleaner,
    perhaps 2d arrays was just to new of a concept for you,
    you should try to make a simple 2d array program now so next time you can use them as you like :D
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    [SOLVED] Re: Random Colors Problem

    I literally wrote your method for you, with one small //TODO.

    Reread post 6, or check out mesatrin1's code.

    Once it is clear you have done that, I can offer further help, but it seems you are...
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    [SOLVED] Re: Random Colors Problem

    I assume the end product you want to be a 2d array. The current method structure will work for a 1d array.

    but getting to your new code,
    when you call: myTiles[i][j].setColors();

    you are using...
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    [SOLVED] Re: Random Colors Problem

    I don't know much about GUI but I think I see a problem.

    public void setColors() {

    your code goes through 256 for loops, so that increments desirably however,
    each time placing it over the...
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    [SOLVED] Re: Random Colors Problem

    Places to look, Creating tiles, Inserting tiles, displaying tiles.

    Here is a few ways to check,
    Write a quick method that just returns the name of the color that tile is.
    When you create a tile,...
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