TipDrip free applet

by
Dolf van der Schaar
www.parkers-place.net/dolf

The TipDrip free applet creates a drip wave that spreads across a graphic file.
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Click here to download:
TipDrip.zip

java applet parameters



<applet code="waterr.class" align="baseline" width="267" height="162" id="waterr">

<param name="MEMDELAY" value="10">

<param name="PRIORITY" value="3">

<param name="BACKCOLOR" value="FFFFFF">

<param name="IMAGE" value="logo.gif">

<param name="NUM" value="6">

<param name="SIZE" value="3">

<param name="SPEED" value="3">

<param name="FACTOR" value="11">

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</APPLET>

java applet explanation

To use the TipDrip free java applet, I

Step 1: Downloaded TipDrip.zip and extracted into my web page directory. IMPORTANT: All file and folder names must be preserved exactly as zipped.

Step 2: Viewed TipDrip.html with my java enabled browser.

java applet parameter values

A new window will appear if the applet is clicked with a mouse. It will not impact the design of your beautiful html page. This window will show the author's name and ask you if you would like to visit him.

applet parameters

All these parameters can be changed, It is hard to explain how these parameters effect the applet. Just try some parameters and look what is best for you.

MEMDELAY: When running on Netscape 3.x and Explorer 3.x if you set this to 10 or 16 it will work without crashing the browser but it slows down the effect. So set it to 1000 if you don't care of these bugged versions around, or do a slower fixed installation.

PRIORITY: Used to change applet priority (useful when more than one applet is used in a page... for example if other applet has priority 1 ours will block it; if other applet has priority 10 it will block ours.

BACKCOLOR: The color of the background = RRGGBB RR,GG,BB can be from 00 to FF ( a number from 0 to 255 )

IMAGE: The name of the image.

NUM: Number of circles.

SIZE: Size of circle.

SPEED: Speed of pixelation.

FACTOR: Factor of depth.