Hi everyone,
I would like to suggest that you add a transition effect for !SetWallpaper bang.
In its current state, Bang is switching wallpapers harshly.
I think this situation spoils the aesthetics of the work we are trying to do.
Transmission time and new features can be added to bangs or even removed from bangs and made into a plugin or measure.
Thanks
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An update suggestion for !SetWalpaper
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An update suggestion for !SetWalpaper
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Re: An update suggestion for !SetWalpaper
While possible, it's not worth implementing. Why I say this is because it is not a native Windows feature. You might wonder how does changing wallpaper from settings results in the mentioned transition. That is just a hack implemented by settings, which basically creates a full-screen window above the desktop containing the current wallpaper, behind everything else, and fades it away, while the new wallpaper is changed.
P.S. wallpaper engine and lively wallpaper take advantage of this to put their wallpapers in place.
Found this out when I was looking into creating a Rainmeter layer over wallpaper engine. It turned out only one such layer was possible (or maybe I gave up early).
P.S. wallpaper engine and lively wallpaper take advantage of this to put their wallpapers in place.
Found this out when I was looking into creating a Rainmeter layer over wallpaper engine. It turned out only one such layer was possible (or maybe I gave up early).
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Re: An update suggestion for !SetWalpaper
Thank you for your answerdeath.crafter wrote: ↑September 29th, 2023, 5:29 pm While possible, it's not worth implementing. Why I say this is because it is not a native Windows feature. You might wonder how does changing wallpaper from settings results in the mentioned transition. That is just a hack implemented by settings, which basically creates a full-screen window above the desktop containing the current wallpaper, behind everything else, and fades it away, while the new wallpaper is changed.
P.S. wallpaper engine and lively wallpaper take advantage of this to put their wallpapers in place.
Found this out when I was looking into creating a Rainmeter layer over wallpaper engine. It turned out only one such layer was possible (or maybe I gave up early).
I don't know where i going from here, but i promise it won't be boring... 
