|   
 Description: Wow... 'Tunnel 3d' can
        generate a texture-mapped tunnel from any gif/jpg image,
        but different in looks from another tunnel applet. Place
        your mouse over the applet to control the movement. This
        applet is fully parametrized to generate various kinds of
        tunnel effects. The image used as the texture can be of
        any size, but the preferred size is 256*256. Try to use
        gif or jpg images with a size close to 256*256. The
        "tunnelradius" determines the size of the
        tunnel. You can change the lightning/shading of the
        tunnel with "lightmin", "lightmax",
        and "lightdec" parameters. Yes can
        disable/enable shading with the "shade"
        parameter, and invert the shading with
        "lightinv". Enable a "square" mode,
        replacing the cylindrical one, with the parameter
        "squared". The movement of the tunnel is
        determined by "tunrot" and
        "tunadvance"; whereas the movement of the
        observer is determined by
        "xrot","yrot","zrot". You
        can enable interactive mode with "interactive"
        parameter: if set to "yes", users will be able
        to control the tunnel movements with a mouse pointer.
        Enable the tunnel morphing function by setting the
        "bends" parameter to "yes". View tunnel3d.txt for description of
        parameters. 
 HTML code of the applet:  <applet archive="tunnel3d.jar"
        code="tunnel3d.class" width="320"
        height="192"><param name="credits" value="Applet by
        Fabio Ciucci (www.anfyjava.com)">
 <param name="image"
        value="redhole.jpg">
 <param name="res" value="1">
 <param name="lightmin"
        value="1">
 <param name="lightmax"
        value="127">
 <param name="lightdec"
        value="18">
 <param name="tunnelradius"
        value="20">
 <param name="shade"
        value="YES">
 <param name="lightinv"
        value="YES">
 <param name="squared"
        value="NO">
 <param name="tunrot" value="1">
 <param name="tunadvance"
        value="2">
 <param name="xrot" value="30">
 <param name="yrot" value="30">
 <param name="zrot" value="5">
 <param name="interactive"
        value="YES">
 <param name="bends"
        value="YES">
 <param name="numbends"
        value="3">
 <param name="bendsizemin"
        value="0">
 <param name="bendsizemax"
        value="60">
 <param name="bendoffset"
        value="0">
 <param name="bendoffsetinc"
        value="10">
 <param name="bendsizeinc"
        value="2">
 <param name="overimg"
        value="NO">
 <param name="overimgX"
        value="0">
 <param name="overimgY"
        value="0">
 <param name="textscroll"
        value="NO">
 <param name="regcode"
        value="NO">
 <param name="reglink"
        value="NO">
 <param name="regnewframe"
        value="NO">
 <param name="regframename"
        value="_blank">
 <param name="statusmsg"
        value="">
 <param name="memdelay"
        value="1000">
 <param name="priority"
        value="3">
 <param name="MinSYNC"
        value="10">
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 </applet>
 
            
                | Author: | Fabio Ciucci |  
                | Homepage: | http://www.anfyteam.com/ |  
                | Java Source: | Not available |  
                | Download: | tunnel3d.zip (49k),
                but we recommend the complete AnfyJava package
 (40 applets - 3,2 MB) - available on www.anfyteam.com
 |  
                | Usage: | The freeware version contains a link to the
                author's homepage. The registered version has no restrictions.
 |   Another kind of the
        tunnel applet.
 Fascinating glow effect and interactive mode.
 |