[Help] The Flurry Screensaver

Does anyone know how to get the Flurry Screensaver as a desktop background? Mac users can do it, but I was wondering if you can do it in Windows.

Flurry port: http://www.maddogsw.com/flurry/

I'm looking for this effect: http://wmf.editthispage.com/pictures/viewer$7996

#40845

Thank You Thank You Thank You !!!!!

:rule:

very nice!

#40853

lol, i wish i could've helped myself.

#40968

try Drempels

#41102

tried it but it seems to eat too many system resources...

#41107

You can't really expect something like this not to eat up memory... Might wanna check out DesktopX, see what features it has. I know I've used a combination of animated images to make a lifely desktop wallpaper before.

WinXP wasn't designed to run heavy animations on the desktop, its usage of memory is terribly inefficient. <_<

#41130

And Drempel has no alpha transparency thing so your dock, clocx and Y'z Shadow looks pretty ugly!!!

#41170

You can find similar effects to flurry and the program to use them on your desktop on the Vital Desktop Website

All transparencies and shadows of the dock and WFX works. To get transparent icon backgrounds, you need to use DesktopX. During my tests, I found that this doesn't take up as many CPU cycles compared with the real OSX wherein you need at least a G4 to run it smoothly.

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