Intro 1.1



Intro 1.1 morphs any number of images into each other. It comes with lots of parameters to play with!

How To Use:

  • Download Intro.zip (26 KB)
  • Unzip with a compression utility.

    Java Source: Unavailable

    Sample HTML Source:

    <applet style="vertical-align:center" 
    	code="Intro.class" 
    	archive="Intro.jar" 
    	width=200 height=150>
    
     <param name="NumberOfPixelsMax" value="5000">          <! Default: 5000 >
    
     <param name="TransparentRed" value="88">               <! from 0 to 255 >    
     <param name="TransparentGreen" value="88">             <! from 0 to 255 >    
     <param name="TransparentBlue" value="88">              <! from 0 to 255 >    
    
     <param name="BackgroundRed" value="88">                <! from 0 to 255 >    
     <param name="BackgroundGreen" value="88">              <! from 0 to 255 >    
     <param name="BackgroundBlue" value="88">               <! from 0 to 255 >    
    
     <param name="RandomOrder" value="n">                   <! y or n >
    
     <param name="NumberOfImages" value="7">  
     
     <param name="NumberOfSteps" value="80" >               <! Default: 80 >
     
     <param name="Delay" value="80" >                       <! Default: 80 >
     
     <param name="ImagesFilename" value="pics/pic">         
     	<! path AND filename WITHOUT number and extension >
    	
     <param name="ImagesExtension" value=".gif">
    	<! extension of images, use GIF if possible!! >
     <param name="LoadBGRed" value="0">                     <! from 0 to 255 >    
     <param name="LoadBGGreen" value="0">                   <! from 0 to 255 >    
     <param name="LoadBGBlue" value="0">                    <! from 0 to 255 >    
    
     <param name="LoadFGRed" value="255">                   <! from 0 to 255 >    
     <param name="LoadFGGreen" value="255">                 <! from 0 to 255 >    
     <param name="LoadFGBlue" value="255">                  <! from 0 to 255 >    
                                   
                                    
    </applet>
    
    

    Configuration: config.html

    Status: Free with status bar message.
    Registered version: €40

    Author: Paul Schmidinger

    Homepage: http://www.eigelb.at

    Upload Date: July 1, 2002

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