Java Applet Buffering images?

The best way I've done it is to create another image the same size as your applet, draw to that, then in your paint / update method copy the contents of that image to your graphics object. You have to make sure that you aren't updating the other image when you draw to your applet otherwise it will cause flicker. Drawing should probably be done in another Thread as well, just to make things a little easier to understand.

Create a Swing applet. Swing is double buffered by default so you should not have this problem. Start with the section from the Swing tutorial on How to Make Applets for the proper way to create a Swing applet.

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