Line up your pictures in this Flash effect. When you move your mouse across or click on an image it will flips towards you making several volts.

Automatic line up depending on applet dimensions

If your applet width is greater than the applet height, then the images will line up in an horizontal line. Otherwise they will line up in a vertical line.

Background color

By clicking on "color" it will be possible to set the background color of the gallery. You can also select a background image in the "Other" tab instead. The background image will overwrite the color setting.

Selecting Images and URLs

In the Images section you can select the images you want to be displayed in the gallery, each image should be linked to a page, you can set the relative page in the URLs section, please remember to put the links in the same order of the images. Note that you can leave the URL's empty or leave a "-" character so that the URLs are not invoked.

Image Movement Modes

Two navigation modes are supported. In one the images move when you move the mouse across them. Note that you must make sure that the space between the images is somewhat large, otherwise two images at the time will move. In the second mode the images move when you click on them only.

Auto Invoke

In the image click mode, you can decide whether the URL related to that image should be instantly invoked after the image is fully zoomed, or let the user click a second time on the image to invoke the Url.

Rotation settings

The rotation speed together with the Rotations setting will give you different behaviour for the image. The rotations is set to default at 1, but you can set it to higher numbers if you want the images to flip more than once. You can also set the images to rotate horizontally, vertically or randomly.

Minimum and Maximum image heights

These settings will set the height of the images when resting (when they are not zoomed) and when zoomed. The maximum image height should roughly be the same height of the applet. The image width will be automatically adapted so that the image aspect ratio is preserved.

Image spreading

The image spreading will spread out the images. Note that for the image not to collision between each other, you should have a large value. But NOTE that this value MAY NOT be larger than the applet width or height, depending if you are using a vertical or horizontal applet.

Other settings

There are other settings that are discussed on the following topics from the Advanced Effect Maker documentation:

The Flash Applet Size Parameters
Entering Text Or Files
Working With Text Fields
URL Links and Frame Targets
Working With File Fields And File Lists
Working With Time Delays and Pauses
Compression Ratios for images
Working with Check Boxes

Anibal Wainstein