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The original poster, Sim1Backer, asked how to change the wallpaper image in the program they installed. Neemobeer explained that customization is possible by creating an `images.conf` file in the program's folder, which allows specifying different images and themes, and provided details on how to set it up. The overall sentiment indicates that while the program works well, customizing wallpapers requires some manual configuration by creating and editing this JSON file after installation.

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An image from 'Windows Dynamic Desktop like Mac OS'. The images show a desert dune transitioning from morning to night at 11:00, 15:00, 21:00, and 03:00.
An image from 'Windows Dynamic Desktop like Mac OS'. The images show a desert dune transitioning from morning to night at 11:00, 15:00, 21:00, and 03:00.

i have installed this programm, it working perfectly, but i can not change another image for wallpaper, have anybody know how to do it ?
 

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Can I customize the images?
Yes. By default WinDynamicDesktop uses the Mojave wallpapers, but if you create an images.conf file in the same folder as the EXE you can customize the images that are used. The default images.conf can be found Link Removed. It is formatted in JSON and must contain the following values:

  • themeName - String which is the name of the wallpaper theme shown in the user interface
  • imagesZipUri - String containing URL to download images.zip file from, or null if the content in the images subfolder is provided by the user
  • imageFilename - String containing the filename of each wallpaper image, with {0} substituted for the image number
  • dayImageList -...

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Can I customize the images?
Yes. By default WinDynamicDesktop uses the Mojave wallpapers, but if you create an images.conf file in the same folder as the EXE you can customize the images that are used. The default images.conf can be found Link Removed. It is formatted in JSON and must contain the following values:

  • themeName - String which is the name of the wallpaper theme shown in the user interface
  • imagesZipUri - String containing URL to download images.zip file from, or null if the content in the images subfolder is provided by the user
  • imageFilename - String containing the filename of each wallpaper image, with {0} substituted for the image number
  • dayImageList - Array of numbers listing the image numbers to display throughout the day (between sunrise and sunset)
  • nightImageList - Array of numbers listing the image numbers to display throughout the night (between sunset and sunrise)
 

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Straight from the Github page

Can I customize the images?
Yes. By default WinDynamicDesktop uses the Mojave wallpapers, but if you create an images.conf file in the same folder as the EXE you can customize the images that are used. The default images.conf can be found Link Removed. It is formatted in JSON and must contain the following values:

  • themeName - String which is the name of the wallpaper theme shown in the user interface
  • imagesZipUri - String containing URL to download images.zip file from, or null if the content in the images subfolder is provided by the user
  • imageFilename - String containing the filename of each wallpaper image, with {0} substituted for the image number
  • dayImageList - Array of numbers listing the image numbers to display throughout the day (between sunrise and sunset)
  • nightImageList - Array of numbers listing the image numbers to display throughout the night (between sunset and sunrise)
i need to create config file after installation ?