wormhole.txt

Worm HoleThis excellent Java Applet displays a swirling worm hole on your page.一个优秀的Java Applet

          Anfy wormHole 1.0 - Copyright (C) by Fabio Ciucci 1996

This applet can generate and animate in realtime a wormhole effect... or
or a dot-tunnel if you prefer call it in this manner.
Remember that are needed both wormhole.class and wormholeb.class.
This applet is fully parametrized, so you can change many things to
adapt the effect to your pages and purposes.
Here an example of what you have to write in the html (the things anfter
the ; are comments with min-max values acceptet):


<applet code="AnFlag.class" width=150 height=150>  ; Initial classtag
<param name=dotden value="10">         ; Dot Density (1-23)
<param name=backR value="0">           ; RED comp. of backg. color (0-255)
<param name=backG value="0">           ; GREEN comp. of backg. color (0-255)
<param name=backB value="60">          ; BLUE comp. of backg. color (0-255)
<param name=xspeed value="3">          ; X scrolling speed (0-20)
<param name=yspeed value="4">          ; Y scrolling speed (0-20)
<param name=negative value="YES">      ; Image=negative (YES or NO)
Your browser doesn't suppor Java.      ; Msg in no java browsers
</applet>                              ; End of classtag


Here detailed instructions:

The size of the applet is determined by width and height tags.

The "dotden" parameter determine the density of dots: 1=full circles,
the increasing the circle is divided, until value 23.

You can change the background colour for best results over your web page,
the RGB values are same as HTML tags, but in decimal values.

The "xspeed" and "yspeed" parameters will control speed of X and Y
scrolling.

If you want the effect as painted in black under lighter background,
simply set "negative" as "NO" and change backR/G/B to 255,255,255 or
similiar. Otherwise with "YES" the effect is painted in white under 
your background (this time must be darker to have enough contrast).


Copyright and distribution notices

Fabio Ciucci is the author and owner of this applet.
You can use freely this applet to enhance your web pages. But since I am
the author of the applet, I placed a secret window that will appear if the
applet is clicked with mouse: it is external to the web browser, so it will
not hit the design of your beautyful html page. This small window will
simply show my name and ask for a link to my java applets page.. the user
can connect to it or cancel, or hide the window and connect after visiting
all your pages. I hope this credit part is not a problem for you...
Consider you will use an effect programmed by me, without pay anything!


Fabio Ciucci (Randy/Ram Jam)

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