New Scripts | Java | Applets | Image Effects

Another suite of 6 applets derived from the same family as The Trinity Christmas applet suite; this one uses a view of a venerable old clock that has served Stourbridge town for well over a century; the image also takes in a part of town which dates back to the days of the Hugenot glassmakers: a festively lit section of the lower highstreet with the halftimbered Mitre Inn in the foreground. All six applets use a set of common components in differing ways; All six use the same Ice font in an upward scrolling message; three are plain, and three include a running fairground animation - there should be something here for everyone.

Another Christmas card type applet. The basic setup is similar to that of the Holy Trinity Applet Set (05SnowApplet), but with one nominal difference, the inclusion of a section of window frame. The image used for it was based on a telephoto of shot taken from a cabin tucked away among the woody slopes of Colorado's front-range - no place better for capturing the image of Christmas!

Make your web site or even a simple HTML page more attractive with a superb effect that makes your messages fly from the fire! You are able to use virtual fire for generating words and moving words in any direction! You don't need to know Java or HTML. You just customize the applet with the visual interfaces and you get what you need.

Professional web-based image ZOOM software. Present high-res images on small space. An ideal feature for product presentation, image galleries, web shops etc.. Very easy & intuitive interface. Magnification level can be modified instantly. Provides useful image filtering capabilities (e.g. gamma-correction) as well as support for direct modification of all options at runtime using simple JavaScript commands. - Free Trial version available.

A Suite of three Christmas snow applets. Presentation is in the form of a Christmas card where each applet uses common components differently and is a variation of the other two providing a choice for personal preference. applet Trinity1 uses an upward scrolling message and is framed. Trinity1b as Trinity1 but with the graphic text scrolling in from the right. Trinity1c is an option that will run faster on slower machines. It is unframed, slightly smaller and the message scrolls from the right.

First attempt to program a snow applet. This one features a scene with scrolling graphic text. The display is in the form of a christmas card.

Slideshow java applet with skin,unlimited number of images,on-off button,previows-next buttons,play-stop buttons and totaly free.

Magnification viewer for JPG and GIF images on web pages that zooms in and out with a 20:1 zoom factor. Left mouse button zooms in - right mouse button zooms out. Mouse pointing controls the direction of exploration within the image. Used to display quality high-resolution JPG and GIF images.

For exploring a large image from a small window, this scrolling viewer displays a much larger image in a smaller window. With the use of the arrow keys or the mouse the image can be scrolled vertically and horizontally enabling selective viewing or a sense of mystery. Ideal for walk-through type displays and catalogue viewing.

A burning image transition effect with different flame color. You can set the burn speed and more...

This is an exciting new web site design product that allows you to easily create professional news listings on your website! Among the existing benefits, it also supports 5 galaxy wipes and more scrolling!

The Rad Inks Card Designer is an applet suited for print industry web sites. It provides your users a simple means of conveying ideas for their business cards to you. Users can specify fonts, colors, and even add images to their cards. The final design is saved as an XML from which you can regenerate the design.

Display your photos, images of your products or family snaps on the internet in an interactive, smoothly animated, and space efficient java applet ! Display any number or size of images in any size applet (JPEG or GIF). Auto thumbnail functionality, with zoom animation on selection.

This slide show / banner Java applet can break the variable-sized images into random pieces. Images are only loaded while on demand, i.e. at most two images are resident in the memory for the transition effect at the same time. Theoretically, unlimited number of images can be used.

This applet displays a curtain effect between images. Over the animation you can also insert an image and a scroll-text. The applet is interactive and includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.

The lake applet is an animated version of a scene local to the canal system of Wordsley, England. This, the demo version is very easy to Implement. The full version comes with many extras, including source and html parameter customisation.

This slide show / banner Java applet can dial-wipe through variable-sized images. Images are only loaded while on demand, i.e. at most two images are resident in the memory for the transition effect at the same time. Theoretically, unlimited number of images can be used.

Imagemap applet which can manage complex polygonal and discontinuous image-switching hotspots. Ideal for real-world diagrams where the user locates important places visually and then rapidly extracts the information required with a context-sensitive display or pop-up. Combines multi-level pop-up submenus with a context-sensitive preview screen which instantly updates information in response to mouse movements. Provides an ideal interface solution for a visually-orientated high-speed information retrieval system.

This slide show / banner Java applet can wipe through variable-sized images. Images are only loaded while on demand, i.e. at most two images are resident in the memory for the transition effect at the same time. Theoretically, unlimited number of images can be used.

This slide show / banner Java applet can display variable-sized images with a shifting effect. Images are only loaded while on demand, i.e. at most two images are resident in the memory for the transition effect at the same time. Theoretically, unlimited number of images can be used.