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<center><h1> The Ani(mation)S applet </h1>
Page 1 - The simplest animator</center>
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This page starts of a series of examples to demonstrate the
use of the AniS applet for making animations.
Subsequent pages deal with portals, overlays, and more complex
combinations.  
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Each example illustrates one or more of the features of this
applet, and are designed to provide an example of the HTML
needed to obtain results.
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The overall goal of this project was to give you, the web page
author, a toolkit for using combinations of several different
techniques that have been developed in support of projects using
satellite images.

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<b>1a. The "almost" simplest form:  animate a series of images.</b>
Just allow the
users to stop and start the animation. (The "very simplist" form
would have no controls...but I thought that was too boring!)
The complete applet tag is:

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<APPLET code="AniS.class" width=500 height=450>
<PARAM name="controls" value="startstop">
<PARAM name="filenames" value="TVIS1.GIF,TVIS2.GIF,TVIS3.GIF">
</APPLET>
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<APPLET code="AniS.class" width=500 height=450>
<param name="controls" value="startstop">
<PARAM name="filenames" value="TVIS1.GIF,TVIS2.GIF,TVIS3.GIF">
<param name="rate" value="20">
</APPLET>
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<b>1b. The "other" simplest form:  fade between a series of images.  </b>
Just allow the users to alter the fading among the 3 images. 
The Applet's parameters are the same as 1b, except the for the
controls and the selection of images:
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<PARAM name="controls" value="fader">
<PARAM name="filenames" value="TVIS1.GIF,TIR1.GIF,WAT1.GIF">
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<APPLET code="AniS.class" width=500 height=450>
<param name="controls" value="fader">
<PARAM name="filenames" value="TVIS1.GIF,TIR1.GIF,WAT1.GIF">
<param name="rate" value="20">
</APPLET>
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If you would like more information, or have questions or
suggestions, please contact <mailto:tomw@ssec.wisc.edu>Tom Whittaker

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