Turn.java

Usage: Place all the files from Turn.zip in your HTML directory.

Java Source: Turn.java

HTML Source:

<APPLET code=Turn.class width=150 height=150>
<param name="speed" value="150">
<param name="bgimage" value="textjava.jpg">
<param name="turnimage" value="example.gif">
<param name="xoffset" value="-10">
<param name="yoffset" value="-36">
<param name="einzelschritte" value="30">
</APPLET>

Parameters:

offsetcheck (optional) - if this parameter is set to "true", you can change the position of the backgroundimage to get the optimal x- and yoffset
speed (optional) - the pause between the particual phases of animation in ms
bgimage (optional) - the picture for the backgroundtexture
bgcolor (optional) - the desired color for the background
turnimage - the picture which will be rotated
xoffset (optional) - the xoffset of the background picture
yoffset (optional) - the yoffset of the background picture
einzelschritte (optional) - the numbers of steps for the animation to form a half turn this parameter will be limited to 75 (for java memory-management reasons)

Author: Sascha Schneider

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