Closed WilloIzCitron closed 9 months ago
It looks great! If it isn't too much trouble, would it be okay with you to upload your options.ini
variant as a .zip
file to this thread? If in the future people ask for a Lively Wallpaper option, I'd like to be able to point here so that they may replace their options.ini
file with yours to get that option.
One thing I'd like you to make sure of if you're okay with sharing is if your customization can support opening Lively Wallpaper given any installation directory. I had encountered this issue myself with Wallpaper Engine, but was fortunate as Steam had an HTTP Protocol to open its apps, so I could use steam://run/431960
without having to worry about where the end user installed their Steam client. This was also a key factor in my choices of what alternative options to include as the third option. If you can't find a good way to go about this problem, you can just share the Lively Wallpaper icon and we can write a mini-guide for users to add their own unique option.
I've also labeled this thread as customization
as this isn't really a bug but a personalization.
alright then. I send you a file as you wanted, this is the zip file of option.ini
and the icon it wasn't being polished
setting_and_icons.zip
For other users who wish to set the third option as Lively Wallpaper (or any other app!):
Download the .zip
file above (also linked here for convenience) provided by WillolzCitron and replace your local version of options.ini
with the new one. A new dropdown option should be available for Lively Wallpaper, and selecting it should work. The icon should also be placed in @Resources\assets\settings
for options.ini
to locate and render it.
If you want to add your own icon, you can choose any of the three (or four, if you're using the modified options.ini
) to change or add your own entry to the dropdown menu. The respective lines to change are as follows:
ContextTitle{n+2}=Use {name} Option
ContextAction{n+2}=[!WriteKeyValue Variables FAType {n}][!Refresh]
...
FirstAction[n]=["{filepath}"]
...
FirstIcon[n]={image.png}
...
FAType=[n]
Where anything in curly bracket {}
should be replaced, with the brackets removed. n
is the number of the entry you wish to change (or add), name
is the name of your new entry, filepath
is the executable path to your option and image.png
is the path to your image starting from the @Resources\assets\settings
directory.
Not everyone who spend 4$ for Wallpaper Engine, now I made the concept to add Lively Wallpaper on option menu. recently I designed that app logo but it needs to polish
Concept Image: