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In the off-case where the software doesn't automatically detect the correct path, the assets can be extracted manually. The automatic way doesn't require anything extra, as long as Wallpaper Engine is installed in Steam the software should automatically detect where the assets are. Also note that the software cannot actually be launched through Steam Play (Proton), but the setting is required for Steam to download the software. Note you may need to check 'Enable Steam Play for all other titles' in the Steam Play section of Steam's settings if you haven't already. Using the Linux Steam client is enough to download the files we need. Luckily you don't really need a Windows installation for that.

#DYNAMIC WALLPAPER ENGINER DOWNLOAD THE NEW INSTALL#

The only way to get those assets is to install the Windows version through Steam. In order to properly use this software you'll need to own an actual copy of the Windows version of Wallpaper Engine (which you can buy on the Steam Page), as it contains some basic assets on which most of the backgrounds are based on. Sudo apt-get install build-essential cmake libxrandr-dev libfreeimage-dev libxinerama-dev libxcursor-dev libxi-dev libgl-dev libglew-dev freeglut3-dev libsdl2-dev liblz4-dev libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libavutil-dev libswscale-dev libxxf86vm-dev libglm-dev libglfw3-dev libmpv-dev mpv libmpv1 libpulse-dev libpulse0 Compilation requirements linux-wallpaperengine You can find more about it on their Steam page. Wallpaper Engine is a software designed by Kristjan Skutta that provides live wallpaper functionality to Windows Systems, allowing its users to animate their own backgrounds and share their own creations.

This project aims to reproduce the background functionality of Wallpaper Engine on Linux systems. For more information on the project's license, check LICENSE. As it turns out, working directly with OpenGL is not as hard as I thought. Although the project started as a learning exercise on the Irrlicht Engine, it has kind of turned into an OpenGL one instead due to limitations and issues with Irrlicht (most likely caused by my limited experience with graphics programming).

Dynamic Wallpaper Enginer download the new