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Smif



Display your image or banner with this cool animated noise effect. Highly configurable.

How To Use:

  • Download Smif.zip (16 KB)
  • Unzip with a compression utility.

    Java Source: Unavailable

    Sample HTML Source:

    
    
    
    <applet code="Smif.class" archive="Smif.jar" width="256" height="256">
    
    	<param name="delay"          value="75">   
    	<! number of milisceonds between updates; default: 100>
    	
    	<param name="noise"          value="50">    
    	<! amount of "normal" noise; default: 50>
    	
    	<param name="lines"          value="y">     
    	<! additional line-noise? y=yes, n=no; default: y>
    	
    	<param name="linesNumber"    value="10">    
    	<! how often line-noise appears, in %; default: 10>
    	
    	<param name="linesInten"     value="20">    
    	<! max. length of the lines; default 40>
    	
    	<param name="filled"         value="n">     
    	<! use filled Squares? y=yes, n=no; default=y>
    	
    	<param name="overwrite"      value="n">     
    	<! y overwrites, n clears display between updates; default: y>
    	
    	<param name="clearColor"     value="ffffff">
    	<! color to clear with (only of overwrite=n); default: ffffff (white)>
    	
    	<param name="lossyness"      value="30">    
    	<! "Lossyness" of compression; default: 30
    	High  values (around 50):  low quality, but fast
    	Low values (around 10-20): high quality
    	IMPORTANT: Low values result in a higher number of squares
    	which can be changed using the parameter below>
    	
    	<param name="nSquaresMax"    value="20000"> 
    	<! The maximum number of squares; default: 20000>
    	
    	<param name="image"          value="image.jpg"> 
    	<! path and filename of the image>
    
    </applet>
    
    

    Status: Free with link back to author.
    Removal of link: 40 Euro.

    Author: Paul Schmidinger

    Homepage: http://www.eigelb.at

    Upload Date: May 6, 2002

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