java - What is the best way to call repaint() at regular intervals in my Java2D program? -

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I want to call my Java 2D simulator at regular intervals.

What is the best way to do this? Should I start another thread and have a loop that keeps track of currentTimeMillis ()? Or is there a better way?

Use the timer function in Java ()

and it's useful for you Maybe


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