JavaScript Scroller
We have had a lot of requests from people that were interested in using our statusbar scroller that's on our front page. So here it is people! If you would like to use it, please let us know!

We notice alot of you are now using the script and removing our (C) information. This does not give us credit when someone rips it from your page.

To use the script, insert it in the beginning of your HTML document. You must also modify the <BODY> tag by adding an event to it.

<BODY onLoad="TickerTape()" BACKGROUND="example.gif"...>

What this does is as soon as the page loads, the onLoad event is triggered which will call the TickerTape() routine.

The scroll routine was first done by MindRape back in January 1996, then later optimized by DiskDude in April 1996.



<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

<!-- Status Bar Banner routine Version 1.2 (No Ripped Code Here!)

// JavaScript Status Bar Banner - scroll text across a JavaScript

// compatible browser.

//                          .                 .

//                            ______ ______ .

//                         .:_\_ .  \\_ .__\_::.

//                      . .::./ ./  // ./__ .:::. .

//                         :_<_____/<______>_:.

//                         .                 .

//                         Damaged Cybernetics

//

//    It is a crime to redistribute these routines in a commercial

//    venture of any kind without permission or a licensing agreement.

//    Contact us via email for more information on licensing.

//

//    This is freely distributable for non-commercial use, however we

//    require that you acknowledge the following:

//

//    Portions Copyright (c) 1996 DiskDude. All rights reserved.

//    Portions Copyright (c) 1996 MindRape. All rights reserved.

//    Copyright (c) 1996 Damaged Cybernetics. All rights reserved.

//

//    If you have any questions or comments, please contact any of the

//    following people via the Internet:

//

//      Donald Moore    (MindRape)    mindrape@goodnet.com

//      Donna Anderson  (Tinkerbelle) dsanders@slate.mines.edu

//      John Pappas     (DiskDude)    papa@connexus.apana.org.au

//      Jeremy Chadwick (Yoshi)       yoshi@crystalis.com

//      Donald Staheli  (Royce)       staheli@goodnet.com

//

//    World Wide Web: http://www.futureone.com/~damaged/

//



  var iTimerEventInterval = 400; // time between scroll lapse

  var iTickerPosition     =   1; // our position in the scroll

  var iTickerIncrement    =   2; // # of chars to increment at a time



// Define our banner text (cleaned up by DiskDude 04/16/96)



  var szTickerTapeMsg =

     "  Welcome to Damaged Cybernetics!  We'd like to thank " +

     "the following people.  Archimede, Turok, Sigma7, " +

     "DiskDude!, WildFire (Rob!), Shinobi!, Uxorious!, " +

     "Tink!, whoot <grin>, Nightshd!, dmessiah, " +

     "_mman_, fRSTGUMP, Lone Rebel!, Asgard!, SNK!," +

     "Old Sk00l! and all others that are cool in #snes!" +

     "Special thanks to Spoonman for the Damaged Cybernetics " +

     "Logo! -[WRAP]- ";



// grab the length of our tickertape string

    var iTickerTapeLength = szTickerTapeMsg.length;



    function TickerTape()

    {



 // use the substring method to chop up the string to show a

 // different position to make it appear that it is scrolling,

 // now to beef up the effect we append the SAME string to the end

 // of this a couple of times so on higher resolutions it appears

 // smooth all the way around! neet eh?  Also it should somewhat

 // (for right in the mid 90s), should start at the right side of

 // the screen in all resolutions!



   window.status =

    szTickerTapeMsg.substring(iTickerPosition,iTickerTapeLength) +

                    szTickerTapeMsg;



 // Increment iTickerIncrement Characters to speed up banner

 // Thanks to DiskDude for this modification 04/16/96

     iTickerPosition += iTickerIncrement;



   if (iTickerPosition > iTickerTapeLength) iTickerPosition = 0;



 // reset our timer event interval

   window.setTimeout('TickerTape()',iTimerEventInterval);

    }

// End of hiding our code -->

    </SCRIPT>

    

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