Support for Razer Chroma and Corsair iCUE.Use the free Android companion app to take your favorite scene and video wallpapers on the go.Supported video formats: mp4, WebM, avi, m4v, mov, wmv (for local files, Workshop only allows mp4).Wallpaper Engine can be used at the same time as any other Steam game or application.Use the Steam Workshop to share and download wallpapers for free.Animate new live wallpapers from basic images or import HTML or video files for the wallpaper.Create your own animated wallpapers in the Wallpaper Engine Editor.Wallpapers will pause while playing games to save performance.Multi monitor environments are supported.

Many aspect ratios and native resolutions supported including 16:9, 21:9, 16:10, 4:3.

Use interactive wallpapers that can be controlled with your mouse.

Personalize animated wallpapers with your favorite colors.

Use animated screensavers while you are away from your computer.

Bring your desktop wallpapers alive with realtime graphics, videos, applications or websites.

NEW: Use the free Android companion app to transfer your favorite wallpapers to your Android mobile device.

Choose an existing wallpaper or create your own and share it on the Steam Workshop! In addition to that, you can use the free Wallpaper Engine companion app for Android to transfer your favorite wallpapers to your Android mobile device and take your live wallpapers on the go. Various types of animated wallpapers are supported, including 3D and 2D animations, websites, videos and even certain applications. If you aren't comfortable with the default crontab text editor, you can change it to your preferred editor using environment variables.Wallpaper Engine enables you to use live wallpapers on your Windows desktop. Open the crontab file by typing: crontab -eĪdd the following line at the end of the file, then save and exit: env DISPLAY=: 0 DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS= unix:path=/run/user/ 1000/bus /usr/local/bin/wallset -V /complete/path/to/video.mp4 To fix this, you need to configure wallset to run automatically at boot. Remember that when you boot into your desktop next time, the live wallpaper will get replaced with your old one. To fix that, you need to quit the wallpaper loop and set a wallpaper again using its ID or path. Sometimes wallset glitches and keeps looping between the frames of multiple wallpapers. When you want to switch to a wallpaper you used earlier, find its ID using the -L flag then use the -I flag (uppercase 'i') to set the wallpaper: wallset -I wall-id Wallset assigns a unique numerical ID to each wallpaper.

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