Originally Posted by peter_budo

I think you come to wrong forum. We do not do others people homework/coursework/assigments, we try to help and solve problems with in code you already writen.
So if you did your work and have problem with code, please kindly post your code with problem description and we will try to help you.
Otherwise do your job and come back when you face difficulties...

Originally Posted by cms271828

Hmmm,

Well I'm assuming you're using JPanel, or extending JPanel and thus using paintComponent(Graphics g) method.

The you draw image using g.drawImage(image,x,y,this);

So to remove the image, I would have some boolean or array that is updated when you press new game, then you can call repaint() on the JPanel object, and if you have some kind of IF statement by the drawImage, you can remove it.

Thats what I would do, how are you actually drawing the images in at the moment?

Originally Posted by cms271828

I'm not quite sure what your doing, you seem to be making a new JFrame for each move.
I would just use 1 JFrame containing a JPanel, or object from a class like NoughtsAndCrossesBoard extends JPanel.
Then do all the repainting inside there, you could have an array of 9 ints, each one either 0 for empty, 1 for X, 2 for O.
Then when you repaint, you just read off the array to see what you need.

So when you press new game, you will have:
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
{
if (e.getActionCommand().equals("New Game"))
{
for(int lp=0;lp<9;lp++) array[lp]=0;
noughtAndCrossesBoard.repaint();
}
}

Hope that helps