Top Rated Scripts | Java | Applets

mimbounce is a highly configurable Java menu applet that can take infinite images and bounce them around. When an icon is engaged, it is raised to the front, shows its caption, changes its color, activates draggable mode, and reduces bouncing speed.

This fully configurable Java menu applet can take infinite icons and circle them around on the ring. When an image is engaged, it is raised to the front, embosses other icons not in focus, shows the caption, and waits to connect to a URL in the target frame.

Most of the ideas in LIU are inspired from general image processing, computer vision and graphics books, and from commercial packages like PhotoShop, PhotoVision, XV, Image Magick, GIMP, etc. Programs can be run either individually or invoked from the main menu. They can start as applications or applets. While executed as an applet, it will not be able to save the results due to Java's security reasons and the "data" subprogram will not function properly. Reading multiple local and URL images is supported.

SNAPSHOT is a powerful, versatile, projector-like image display applet. Supports up to 100 images, individually linkable (url and target/frame). Features: 10 directional effects, pause control, statusbar text for each image; inset positioning of images; background image support; on-click sound; more. Download includes cut&paste ready-to-run demos, thorough documentation, and everything needed to get up and running quickly.

CodeBrain's free 'YAK' applet is a small, fast animation and button builder with amazing flexibility and ease of set-up. Designed for both animations and mouse-over buttons, it features complete text control, sound support, three-state button action, and a wealth of thoughtful color, border, and control options. The Yak applet can also be used as a stand-alone image animator, with up to 100 images. The free download kit includes all graphics, sounds, ready-to-run stock demos, and full instructions.

Linklister is a dropdown form-based navigation applet. It allows you to display url and description for each link selection.

This is an easy to configure vertical text scroller. It allows you to configure Scrollspeed, font size, font face, background and front color, bold, italic, and more.

BrainCode's SlideWays slide-show applet holds up to 100 images, and scrolls in any of four directions. Images can be different sizes, with each image individually linkable (url and target or frame). Images have separate borders and frames, and can be auto-aligned in the applet. Link hotboxes follow each image, and sound on mouse-clicks is supported. SlideWays features smooth scrolling and flexible parameters for stunning layout effects, and works well with larger images. Ready-to-run demos, cut-and-paste code, design examples, and both detailed and quickstart documentation come with the FREE download of this small, fast applet.

Specifically designed for JavaScript Junkies, jsView is an image display applet that supports an unlimited number of images. Images are dynamically loaded into the applet via JavaScript calls, on demand, eliminating typically long start-up loading times. As each new image is first loaded, a positionable active "Loading..." meter appears, holding visitor attention and displaying status. Each image link and target is individually programmed dynamically from the JavaScript call, as well. The jsView applet features optional image AutoSizing, a fast-loading 8.6K class file, and a truly superb set of demos and documentation included in the free download. Both free and professional versions are available.

BannerManPRO allows you to easily and effectively create special fx. It can be used to promote your products or services, or as a presentation manager, because you can choose whatever viewing size you want. Now supports choosing your own cursor. (I.e., changing the mouse pointer into a hand or otherwise.)

Magic Image is a special image effect Java applet that allows you to display a foreground image and scroll a background image, which creates a neat special visual effect.

Colorfader is a special image effect Java applet that changes color while creating a fading effect. It also supports clickable hyperlink image.

vText is a compact Java applet with a full featured text and image microbrowser. It allows a controlled visualization of hypertext contents embedded in your pages. You can get precise text composing in web pages, visualization of long contents is small areas, vertical scrollers (manual or automatic), news tickers with active links, menus and content navigators, image sliders and banners, dynamic message boards and many other special effects.

CodeBrain News *New Version* is a multi-item text scroller. It accepts hundreds of lines of text, and each item is linkable. MouseOver highlights an item and pauses scrolling. Optional parameters position the scrolling area exactly within the applet -- allowing you to create striking layouts over a background image. Additional parameters include sound support, control of the pause at the top of the applet, font and color controls, and much more.

NavMenu Pro NE is a vertical navigation applet providing multiple menu levels. NavMenu Pro NE is extremely compact, allowing you to provide direct links to all the pages. Visitors to your web site can find the information quickly and easily without searching through all the intermediate pages.

Absolute Menu is a Java applet that uses a cool fade effect for navigation buttons. Loads only two images. It's fast, cool, flexible and more.

This Java animated menu applet adds some zooming flavor to the menu. Customizable Parameters include: menu image filename, delay, text toggle, menu box option, text color, font size, zoom scale, menu box range, URL, and text.

This Java menu applet takes one input image containing all the menu items and performs real-time moving light animation. Customizable Parameters are: menu image filename, delay, light radius, motion radius, light color, text toggle, menu box option, text color, font size, zoom scale, menu box range, URL, text, and target HTML frame.

This Java applet implements a simple info rotator. Text is read from a file and auto-wrapped around the width of the text area. Colors, fonts, title shape, shadows, and links for each item are configurable.

Magic Text Scroll is a horizontal text scroller that scrolls two or more lines of text from left to right or right to left, at different speeds, in different font colors, at the same time.