Mirror Reflect Java Applet
While some Java Applets such as Java Chat applications and 3D room navigation are still used by webmasters and designers these simple applets are not so common on the net these days. More of a trip down nostalgia lane than anything practical. If these Java Art Applets inspire you to tinker with them yourself simply download our zip file. They contain the necessary class and jar files to speed load time on new browsers, a help readme.txt file with code parameter explanations plus images.
What does this have to do with a bunch of thrill seeking wheelchair guys? Not much other than show quadriplegics appreciate a pretty girl just like any other guy. We have the same attraction, likes and dislikes in the opposite sex or same sex for that matter as we did before spinal cord injury and are still keen to learn and explore all kinds of things.
MIRROR REFLECT
Download Our Mirror Reflect Bikini Spa Babe Java Applet Files
This is one if my favorite Java Art Applets. I first saw it many years ago reflecting a hot babe in a spa bath, Ah the memory still lingers. It got me interested in how these cool effects were created. So here I offer you my own sexy bikini spa babe version using the AnfyTeam source files with modified code from their original version of a duck on a lake.
The spa babe is one image with the java applet param set to half reflect as you can see the reflection is half the height of the actual image. With our sunset half reflect is set to no so the reflection is the same height as the reflected image. We reduced the waving speeds and layed another gif image with the water area transparent ontop making the boat ramp appear still.
You gotta be f*cking kidding me man! Those are fun and nostalgic but you can’t be serious about using them in the modern world. My eyes are still soar from looking at animated GIFs that show up on MySpace and the like, and this and would be the end of me.
Haha that’s funny.. yeah you’re right mitjak. Blinking GIF’s pop-ups and flash adds are annoying and unfortunatly unlike these old java applets are still widely over used on the net. They pretty much super seeded java applets and use far less resources to display.