Galaxy 1.0

"Galaxy" displays a rotating, three-dimensional galaxy. It comes with plenty of parameters for changing the appearance competely. Cool!

How To Use:

Download Galaxy.zip (10 KB)

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Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet code="a.class" 
	archive="GalaxyO.jar" 
	width="280" 
	height="160">

  <! delay in miliseconds; small value: fluid motion, high cpu-usage; default: 5 >
  <param name="delay" value="5">
  
  <! number of objects, default: 1000 >
  <param name="nObjects" value="700">
  
  <! mode can be "stars", "rings" or "blobs" >
  <param name="mode" value="stars">
  
  <! speed of rotation, default: 20 >
  <param name="rotspeed" value="20">
  
  <! blur (0-255) (blur other than 0 needs more cpu-power!), default: 0 >
  <param name="blur" value="0">
  
  <! brightness, default: 120 >
  <param name="brightness" value="120">
  
  <! height of galaxy, (try setting it to 1500, looks good!) default: 150 >
  <param name="heightx" value="150">
  
  <!======== license keys ========>
  
  <! if you buy a license you get a key to remove the link to my site>
  <param name="key1" value="0"> 
  <param name="key2" value="0"> 
  <param name="key3" value="0"> 
  
</applet>

Status: Free with status bar message

Author: Paul Schmidinger

Homepage: http://www.eigelb.at

Upload Date: September 25, 2002

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