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How to create this animation in an applet.

 
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Please check the following address.

http://www.cs.rmit.edu.au/AI-Search/Product/


An applet appear please tell me how they created this animation
before pressing start button.
set the following setting for an applet.
SETTING ---> TWIN STEP =30
SETTING ---> DEPTH BOUND =15
SETTING ---> INCREMENT =10
ALGORITHM ...> BRANCH / AND BOUND SEARCH.
MY question is how they created this animation.
REgards
 
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What part of it do you want to know how to do?
 
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Thanks for reply.

Actually I want to know how they created the white Scrollable (Both horizontal and vertical) area for state space.This white area is panel or canvas where they are making states of graph.And if possible how they are animating state space.Rest of the thing I can do.
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