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You need a Java 1.1 Enabled Web Browser!

You need a Java 1.1 Enabled Web Browser!

Use wireLess to displays objects created with wireBuilder without the controls of wireBrowser

by either

sending us your objects as .txt files

or

downloading the wireLess.jar to your server 

and 

then including the following html tags in your pages:

Hyper Text Markup Language Tag

Comment

<applet width="702" height="410" code="wireLess.class"> You can make the applet of any size in conjunction with Scale.

If you are going to display an object in the oole/wires directory then code should equal http://www.utep.edu/oole/wireLess.class.

<param name="ARCHIVE" value="wireLess.jar" The name of the actual wireLess.class compressed archive file.
<param name="Background" value="0 0 0"> Red, green, and blue (rgb) values from 0 to 255.  "0 0 0" is black, "255 255 255" is white.  Experiment with the appropriate colors for optimum 3D viewing!
<param name="Dx" value=".5"> If Mode = "Roll"  then Dx tells wireLess how quickly to turn the model from left to right.
<param name="Dy" value="0"> If Mode = "Roll"  or "Rotate" then Dy tells wireLess how quickly to turn the model up-down or clockwise-counterclockwise!
<param name="file" value="wires/planets3.txt"> This is the name of the file which contains your model relative to the location of the wireLess.jar
<param name="LinksOn" value="true"> true if you have links, false if you don't want the links to work
<param name="Mode" value="Roll"> either Roll or Rotate
<param name="Scale" value="100"> 100 to show the same size as when you created the model
<param name="SpinOn" value="true"> true if you want the model to Roll or Rotate automatically
<param name="Display" value="2D"> 3D if you want the model to be displayed in 3D with red-blue filter glasses
<param name="WireOn" value="false"> true if you want the polygons to be displayed highlighted, the wire frame!
You need a Java 1.1 Enabled Web Browser! some text to warn people that they need Java 1.1
</applet> the end of applet parameters!

 

 

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Monday, January 03, 2005

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