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             This applet visualises a famous plasma effect. 
            [For more technical 
              information about the available parameters, click here.] 
            Most parameters are self-explanatory and you can 
              always see brief description of each parameter by moving the mouse 
              pointer over the wizard.  
            
               
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                   First, define the applet size and its resolution "Width", 
                    "Height", and "Resolution". 
                    Resolution works as a stretcher value for the internally calculated 
                    image. If you want high quality result, set this to one. 
                     
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                   Then you decide if textscroll function is 
                    enabled by checking "Enable textscroll" box. 
                   
                  You can change the rotation speed of the plasma 
                    at "Speed" parameter. 
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                Plasma is generated 
                  by 3 different generators Gen1, Gen2, Gen3. 
                  Gen1 is a smoothing parameter, with which fog and psychedelic 
                  effect in two extreme cases can be achieved.  | 
               
             
            Gen2 and Gen3 are xy stretchers respectively.  
            As for colouring, we provide a little complex palette 
              system. I'm afraid, but I need to go a bit into math to illustrate 
              how the applet utilises colour.  
            Each RGB channel consists of three parameters. Consider 
              Rn, Gn, Bn (n=1, 2, 3) represent the available 
              9 parameters for the palette system. The final palette is determined 
              by the following formula: 
            
               
                Red = (sin(r*PI*2/(256/R3 
                  ))*R1 )+R2 
                  Green= (sin(r*PI*2/(256/G3))*G1)+G2 
                   
                  Blue = (sin(r*PI*2/(256/B3 ))*B1 )+B2 | 
               
             
            Here, r steps from 0 to 255. R1, R2, G2, G2, B1, 
              and B2 range from 0 to 255, while R3, G3, and B3 rage from 1 to 
              8. 
            There isn't easy way of explaining this, but I recommend 
              you to experiment various values starting with the default setting 
              until you get the palette you want. 
            Proceed to the textscroll 
              menu if you have checked the textscroll box; otherwise go to 
              the expert menu. 
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