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Script Name Another one of them Lake Applets Mainstream lake applet with sequential image effects. A4animation This is a set of 4 applets illustrating, in the simplest terms, how sequential animation is acheived via loaded images. Each successive applet building upon its predecessor. If you want to learn how to do it, then this tutorial is the quickest, surest way there is. An invaluable learning-tool for teacher and student alike. STERLZ CUT APPLET 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. VisualEffectFog This Java animation button applet emulates the fog effect on a background image. VisualEffectSnow This is a Java animation button applet that takes one input image and emulates the snow effect. V-pack (several visual effects) V-pack includes a series of web-based Java buttons with real-time visual effects that can be used to enhance your web site. These programs include comments in HTML examples for easy testing and installation. VisualEffectRain This is a Java animation button applet that takes one input image and emulates the rain effect. VisualEffectTwirl This is an animation button applet that takes one input image and performs real-time twirling effect at a random center or mouse location. VisualEffectFire This is a Java animation button applet that takes one input image and emulates the fire effect. VisualEffectVanish This is an animation button applet that vanishes the input image at a random center or mouse location.

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