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  • WIDTH and HEIGHT: The dimensions of the image you are using. Using different values will stretch or compress the image accordingly.
  • IMAGE: The image you are using.
  • SPEED: 10 seconds divided by this value gives you the duration of the fade.
  • STEP: The number of gradations between grayscale and full color. A value of 2 results in 3 images, grayscale, half-color, and full-color.
  • MOUSEOVER, MOUSEOUT, INIT: Have to do with the initial state of the image and what happens when the mouse is dragged over the image.
    • mouseOver = 1
    • mouseOut = 2
    • init = 0
    means the image starts in grayscale, mousing over gives color, mousing out makes it go back to grayscale.
    • mouseOver = 2
    • mouseOut = 1
    • init = 1
    gives the reverse, the image starts in color and mousing over gives grayscale, while mousing out gives full color again.

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