Light Rays simulates shafts of light shining through an image. The colors and shapes of light are defined by an image which you supply, making the possibilities limitless.
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Sample HTML Source:
<applet archive ="LightRaysPersonal.jar" code="LightRaysPersonal.class"
width =450 height = 250 name = vlights ID = vlights>
<param name = "blendmode" value = "5">
<param name = "lightPulsateSpeed" value = "1.0">
<param name = "lightMotionType" value = "0">
<param name = "lightMotionSpeed" value = "0.5">
<param name = "lightMotionScaleX" value = "0.8">
<param name = "lightMotionScaleY" value = "0.8">
<param name = "lightRadiusX" value = "0.05">
<param name = "lightRadiusY" value = "0.05">
<param name = "lightAlpha" value = "0.9">
<param name = "lightAlphaMin" value = "0.15">
<param name = "lightInteractive" value = "true">
<param name = "foregroundImage" value = "lightrays/fore3.jpg">
<param name = "backgroundImage" value = "lightrays/back3.jpg">
<param name = "frame" value = "lightrays/frame3.jpg">
<param name = "mask" value = "lightrays/mask3.jpg">
<param name = "foregroundActive" value = "true">
<param name = "backgroundActive" value = "true">
<param name = "frameActive" value = "true"></applet>
Status: Free for Personal Edition
Professional Edition (US$10.00)
Author: Rex Guo
Upload Date: February 06, 2003
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