This applet constructs a sliding puzzle based on an image provided. To move a tile into the empty space, click on the tile to be moved.
The applet was made by Eric Harshbarger, the anime image was not.
Below are descriptions of all the parameters you may use to customize the applets to your webpages. Be sure to enclose any parameters that contain white space in double-quotation marks. Most parameters have default values in case you do not specify your own values, but the first two parameters (AUTHOR and COPYRIGHT) are necessary. If you are not sure how to incorporate an applet into a webpage (with its parameter names and values), looks at the source of this webpage and the applet embedded for an example.
AUTHOR: This parameter must appear exactly as follows:
<param name=AUTHOR value="Eric Harshbarger, http://www.ericharshbarger.org">
COPYRIGHT: This parameter must appear exactly as follows:
<param name=COPYRIGHT value="SlidingPuzzle applet, Copyright 1998, Eric Harshbarger">
BGCOLOR: This parameter indicates the background color of the applet.
FGCOLOR: This parameter indicates the foreground color of the applet.
FONTNAME: This value indicates the fontface used by the applet. Java1.0.2 has the following values from which to choose (must be spelled exactly): TimesRoman, Dialog, Courier, Helvetica, DialogInput, Symbol.
FONTSIZE: This value indicates the size of the font used by the applet.
FONTSTYLE: This value indicates the style of the font used by the applet. The value should be one of the following: plain, bold, italic, bolditalic.
IMAGE: This parameter points to an image file which will form the basis of the puzzle.
COLUMNS: This indicates the number of columns the image will be divided into when the puzzle pieces are created.
ROWS: This indicates the number of rows the image will be divided into when the puzzle pieces are created.
SOUND.CLICK: This parameter points to a sound file which is played whenever a tile is moved.
SOUND.SOLVED: This parameter points to a sound file which
is played whenever the puzzle is solved.
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