Short:        Funky rippling water effect on your WB screen
Author:       troels@stud.cs.uit.no (Troels Walsted Hansen)
Uploader:     troels stud cs uit no (Troels Walsted Hansen)
Type:         gfx/misc
Replaces:     gfx/misc/Ripple11.lha
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

Introduction
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A little hack based on xripple by Carsten «Rasterman» Haitzler 
<s2154962@cse.unw.edu.au>.

Creates a water ripple effect at the bottom of your default public screen
(usually the Workbench screen).  Pure eye candy.  Includes source.  Should
work on all OS 2.0+ Amigas, the faster CPU the better.  020, 020881, 040881,
and 060881 versions included, compiled with both SAS/C and GCC (GCC version
seems slightly faster here).

Enjoy!

Usage
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Just run it from a shell.  You can quit it by pressing CTRL-C in the shell.

There's a few arguments:

HEIGHT/N   - height of the water, must be between 1 and 32767, default is 64
WAITTOF/S  - use the WaitTOF() function to time frames (should be used on AGA I
             think), default is to use WaitBOVP() which is best on CyberGraphX.
NOWAIT/S   - don't time frames at all, just pump them out as fast as possible.
QUIET/S    - don't print banner and fps info.
BACKDROP/S - make the ripple window stay behind all other windows.
USAGE/S    - print usage and quit.

Version history
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Ripple 1.2 (27.11.97)
 · Added BACKDROP option.
   (Suggested by Rafal Kwasny)
 · Changed the gcc makefile a bit
   (Suggested by Gunther Nikl)