SlidingPuzzle

<-- panel background color: R G B --> <-- panel foreground color: R G B --> <-- button background color: R G B --> <-- button foreground color: R G B --> <-- piece border color when mouse is over: R G B -->

This Java applet is a fully configurable photo sliding puzzle. You can supply your own photo and divide it into pieces with specified rows and columns. All captions are customizable as well.

How To Use:

Download SlidingPuzzle.zip (54 KB)

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Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:


<!--   If you have a picture, say, 280x210,
          remember to add 20 to width and 80 to
          height for the display area.  So, you
          should set 'width' to 300 and 'height' to 290 -->

<applet code=SlidingPuzzle.class 
	archive="SlidingPuzzle.jar" 
	width=300 
	height=290>

<!-- registration code to disable the floating -->
<!-- sign within the program panel -->
<!-- The following code only works at Java Boutique -->
<param name=regcode value="25256042319102857">

<!-- number of frames in the animation of swapping pieces -->
<param name=frames value="30">

<!-- animation delay between frames in milliseconds -->
<param name=delay value="20">

<!-- photo file for the puzzle -->
<param name=photo value="SlidingPuzzle.jpg">

<!-- toggle to start with a scrambled mode (0 = no init scarmble) -->
<param name=scramblestart value="1">

<!-- toggle to show the 'Solve' button (0 = no show) -->
<param name=solvebutton value="1">

<!-- winning audio filename -->
<param name=winfile value="SlidingPuzzle1.au">

<!-- moving audio filename -->
<param name=movefile value="SlidingPuzzle2.au">

<-- panel background color: R G B -->
<param name=panelbg value="100 120 10">

<-- panel foreground color: R G B -->
<param name=panelfg value="220 220 220">

<-- button background color: R G B -->
<param name=buttonbg value="120 170 51">

<-- button foreground color: R G B -->
<param name=buttonfg value="0 0 0">

<-- piece border color when mouse is over: R G B -->
<param name=mouseover value="0 255 0">

<!-- '|' seperates gameover URL and target frame -->
<!-- fill in "none" for URL if  you don't want any URL -->
<!-- target frame options are as follows -->
<!--       _self   = current frame -->
<!--       _parent = parent frame -->
<!--       _top    = top-most frame -->
<!--       _blank  = new unnamed top-level frame -->
<!--       x       = new top-level frame named x -->
<param name=linkto value="none|_self">

<!-- number of rows and columns to divide the puzzle -->
<!-- Note. Please make sure puzzle width and height are
     divisible by row and col.                       -->
<param name=row value="4">
<param name=col value="5">

<!-- all text strings -->
<param name=TitleText       value="Sliding Puzzle">
<param name=NewGameText     value="START">
<param name=SolvePuzzleText value="SOLVE">
<param name=MovesCountText  value="Count:">
<param name=BestText        value="Best:">
<param name=FinishText      value="Hot Air Balloons!!!">

</applet>

Configuration: config.html and code generator

Status: Free with status bar message
User license - $18.00
Programmer license - $75.00

Author: The J Maker

Homepage: http://www.thejmaker.com/SlidingPuzzle.html

Upload Date: October 25, 2002

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