Slider / Carousel

I need a Slider / Carousel like iCarousel but designed with MooTools v 1.2.

* DIV based elements, not list. Will be styled with CSS.

Example:



* Content DIVs might be loaded into the Web document via the AJAXy Goodness...
* Variable number of DIVs showing at one time. I need to show 3 at a time. But that might change...
* Left / Right scroll control - rotate one element at a time (even when more than one element showing)...
* Optional auto scrolling... Pause on mouseover...
* Specify speed of scroll and how long the DIVs "rest".
* Smooth scrolling action, maybe even a little bouncy at the end.
* Continuous loop.

It would be a bonus if it could be configured Vertical and Horizontal, but horizontal is required.

Carousels I like:

iCarousel (works only with MT v 1.1)
StoutLabs Slider - http://stoutlabs.com/blog/view/updated_ ... r_class_v2
http://billwscott.com/carousel/

I don't care if an existing slider / carousel is modded to do what I want, why reinvent the wheel?

Please quote me a *REASONABLE* price. This is for a project that isn't makin' me a load of cash, but I understand paying for quality work. Everyone has to eat... Will pay cash, PayPal, check, fresh ground coffee - whatever format you prefer.

I will be needing more MooTools work, and prefer working with the same people, so this could lead to additional smaller / larger work.

I would prefer some type of Open Source license such as MIT or GPLv2 (but *not* GPLv3), but as long as I am granted unlimited use, I'm flexible.

I am on the West Coast of the United States (Seattle, Washington area).

Contact: arty@Botteronet.net

No one?

I may have something that would do the job...
it's basically an evolution of this (which is also my code)
http://mpm.mooforum.net/Mpm.php?mode=demo&file=../mpr/Galleries/FlexSlide/Demos/Style_Simple.html
and as you can place as many elements you want into one moving container it should be pretty easy...

html would look something like this:


the items get slided... so how many elements are in one item doesn't matter...

maybe send me a concrete layout and I will show you how it would be done or give you an estimate how long it would take me to implement it...

PS: code is a MIT style license