There could be several reasons why the graphics are not appearing on the Java Swing window, including:
Incorrect use of the painting methods: Make sure that you are using the correct painting method (such as paintComponent()) and that you are painting within the component's bounds.
Incorrect positioning of components: If other components are overlapping with the graphics, they may not be visible. Check if the components are positioned correctly.
Incorrect rendering context: Ensure that the graphics object being used is the correct one for the context of the component, such as 2D graphics.
Incorrect initialization: Ensure that the component is properly initialized and added to the container.
Incorrect threading: Make sure that the painting code is executed on the event dispatch thread to avoid concurrency issues.
Incorrect graphics settings: Ensure that the graphics settings, such as stroke and color, are set correctly for the intended graphics.
Incorrect image loading: Make sure that the images are loaded correctly and that their dimensions match the intended size.
In general, it's important to carefully debug and troubleshoot to identify the specific reason why the graphics are not appearing on the Java Swing window.
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