Sprite animation dosen't work properly.

[SubzeroX5]

I've tried, and the keyPressed() under KL dosen't seem to be able to call the stuff inside of it.

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public class KL extends KeyAdapter {         @Override         public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e) {                         mario.keyPressed(e);             int keyCode = e.getKeyCode();             if(keyCode == KeyEvent.VK_RIGHT){                 System.out.println("VK_Right pressed");             }         }         @Override         public void keyReleased(KeyEvent e) {             mario.keyReleased(e);         }     }

[aazimon]

Do you add mario to KL? If not you will get a null pointer.

[h3ckboy]

yeah, aazimon is probably right. although I would imagine that it would be crashing on him.

is the KL class code u should us, the ENTIRE code?

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[SubzeroX5]

I've figured out the problem. I need setFocusable() in my MainConfig constructor after addKeyListener().

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public MainConfig() {         mario = new Mario();         this.addKeyListener(new KL());         this.setFocusable(true);         System.out.println();     }

[ra4king]

@aazimon
Since the inner class KL isn't static, it "inherits" the members from the parent class.

@SubzeroX5
Yeah I suspected you weren't even getting any events. I didn't know JPanel's were by default non-focusable. I recommend using JComponent instead since those are automatically focusable.