Boolean issues

[Lingerz]

Hey. In making a simple clicking applet, I've run into an odd problem.

Throughout explaining I'll be talking about one of the eight JButtons, as I really don't think it matters that I talk about all of them as they all have the same problem.

I declared a boolean, 'm1', which is set to true when check(), called by process(), generates a random number below a certain amount (specific for the level).

I got check(), icons() and actionPerformed(ActionEvent) to print m1. The result:

Check: true
Icons: true
ActionEvent: false

Whenever the user clicks on the button, it goes false whether it's true or not. The methods are below.

process()

	public void process() {
		check();
		repaint();
	}

check()

	public void check() {
		int c1 = rN(tN);//rN(int) is the random number.

		if (c1 < hT) {
			if (m1) {
				m1 = false;
			}
			else {
				m1 = true;
			}
		}
		icons()
	}

icons()

	public void icons() {
		if (m1) {
			S1.setIcon(gI("GREEN"));//gI(String) collects an image from the sprites folder.
		}
		else {
			S1.setIcon(gI("RED"));
		}
	}

If you can and are willing to help, I'd like to know why it does that and how to stop it, or a way around it.

Thanks in advance. :)

[Lingerz]

What..? :l

[Fubarable]

Spammer blocked. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[Fubarable]

To the OP, you may want to create an SSCCE that demonstrates your problem as well as go into greater detail on what's going on. Please look at the third link in my signature below. Best of luck!