Welcome, you nice folks, below we will go through the process of aligning audioscopes to make an advanced "Scope".
This page is for people who already know how to make basic audioscopes and want to make better ones. First one must know how how make the
basic "Audioscope Code"
Try making audioscopes with different heights, widths and gains to see how they react. I will not go into
making individual <scope codes>
I will be showing how to make simple types of audioscopes for your e-mail and not going into CCS & Javascript audioscopes, because I like to see a "Scope" when I open a page. Now Lets get started!! We will go through the basic audioscope alignments
A center align "Scope" is the
easiest to make and is a stack of <scope codes> of different widths. Stacking
audioscopes on top of each other is the basic way to
make a picture or design "Scope" Example:
Lets put a blank spot between two audioscopes, to make
a scope like this:
Boots There are there are
three kinds of spacers, vertical, horizontal and block.
I have a hard time spelling horzontal, and I have been
told a block is more dependable, I use that one. Use
the spacer that works for you.
Tips: You can use as many
<scope codes> and lines as you wish, add
lots of colors and even gifs. Thin colorful lines,
especialy neon, make pretty "Scopes". You can
center your line two different ways, one with <center> and
</center> at the end of each line. Or use one
<center> at the top and a <br> at the end each line and
</center> at the bottom.
Align left scopes are used to make non-symmetrical
scope like this: Moonrise , or maybe one
like
Letters where vertical or
center align scopes won't work. All <scope
codes> & <spacers> will automaticaly align
to the left. So we will start out with a
<spacer>, then the <scope codes> and then a
to finish a line in your "Scope".
<spacer> <scope
code><spacer><scopecode<br>
<spacer><scope
code><spacer><scope code><br>Tips You can use as many
<spacers> and <scope codes> as you need to make what
letters or pictures you want in a line, but finish the
line with a <br>
Sometimes you may want to make a "Scope" with a
different look and knowing how to use "align=top" will
help. Here is a scope I used "align=top" in the bottom
row: Refections Unlike
other external alignments we have used so far, this one
goes right in your audioscope code. Insert "align=top"
anywhere inside your audioscope code and it will align
your scopes to a straight line at the top. The best
place to use it is after a line of scope to make a
non-symmetrical scope, maybe like this one, Fish
Tip: For some reason, the first
<scope code> in a line of <scope codes> will
"fall down" and get lazy, if you don't put a thin
<spacer> first to start your line of
scopes. I took me a while to figure that out, so I am
trying to save you the trouble.
<1> Middle aligned scopes are used to make a
horizontal line of center symmetricial aligned scopes.
Beerfish is an example.
There two ways of making a "middle aligned scope", the
first and easiest is to place "align=absmiddle" in your
<scope code>. Be sure to have
<center> & </center> tags at the end of your line of
scopes.
<center>
<scope code align=absmiddle> <scope code
align=absmiddle> ect. </center> The second way to middle align scopes is to use simple tables and use: <td valign=center>
in your table before each cell.
Tips: Things to remember, you
can add as many scopes or
spacers as you wish. If you use tables, you need to put
"cellpadding=0" and "cellspacing=0" in your table codes
or you will have
an invisible 2 pixels border around your scopes.
