This is a "java demo", made for the so called "demo scene", that is mainly on Amiga and PC actually, born with C64 in the 80's. I made this especially for the Italian Gathering 97 (Pescara, Italy), an event (party) for italian demo sceners.
Compatibility parameters:
The "memdelay" parameter is useful only to run the applets without problems on some bugged versions of Netscape 3, that don't deallocate correctly the memory allocated, resulting in filling all the memory after a minute the applet is running. This can cause also a system crash in some cases. Last versions of browsers have fixed this problem, but if you want to run the applets on old bugged browsers too, set "memdelay" to low values, like "10" or "16", for example.
But this will slow down a lot the applet speed, so you have to choose between speed (memdelay set to 1000 or higher) or slow compatibility with old browsers (memdelay set to 20 or lower).
The "priority" parameter is useful mainly when you are running more than one applet in same page, and one slows down or hangs. If this applet rus too slow or hangs because other one steal all the CPU power, try increasing the priority. Otherwise, if this applet runs well and others slows down, decrease the priority. Consider the min priority is 1, normal priority is 5, and the max priority is 10. Usually a priority of 3 is ok for single applets.