ASMR Programming - Random Dice Game - Java Swing Tutorial

Create a GUI in Java that simulates rolling two dice as a beginner project.

In this video, we'll create a simple GUI in Java that simulates rolling two dice. We'll use threading to make the dice rolling animation smooth and realistic. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Java developer, you'll find something useful in this tutorial. So grab your favorite text editor and let's get started 😃

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[learningthroughlife]

Nice video! I'm currently learning how to program.

[leozaraterdz]

hi buddy, what version of compiler are you using?, because I'm getting error on Random class, it says "The method nextInt(int) in the type Random is not applicable for the arguments (int, int)", it seems you're using double parameters for the nextInt method but in the official documentation there is not such method.

[kinggamerspk]

I have done the same code, as you have, but my dice are not rolling, means when I click on the roll button but the image doesn't change.

[kinggamerspk]

Have you imported images of dice from your computer which were already saved?