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Good.

@LoneWoldDon I didn't actaully realize that. Thanks for pointing it out. xD

@OppaiSenpai : Thanks. By the way, you can always turn-down the volume (or put the volume slider all the way to the left to effectively mute the sound).

Honestly, I dont mind this. Probably one of my favourites. But I just wish the background noise wasnt as loud. Other than that pretty dank.

@๖ۣۜSkyblue : Thanks. I'm happy so know that some people are enjoying my wallpapers.
You might like some of my other ones too:
http://steamproxy.com/id/lonewolfdon/myworkshopfiles/?appid=431960

Yes, I try to make my video-based wallpapers faily "seemless" (though it depends on the particular type of wallpaper I'm making). I think I've been improving at it. It's something I enjoy doing and sharing. Cheers! :)

This is great. These kind of backgrounds are the best imo. Seamless looping using ambient noises and simple movement so you don't notice that it's essentially a video layered onto your desktop.

thank that will help greatly :)

@Psyothic : To use it as a wallpaper, yes you'd need Wallpaper Engine to use it.

However, I also uploaded the video of this to my YouTube channel and you can see it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YExryqBDZoE
I suppose you could download the video, then play it in a media player of you choice in fullscreen and enjoy it that way if you wanted. If the video is played as a loop it's fairly seamless as well.

Keep in mind though that YouTube downgrades the video quality a bit though as it's processed, so it would look better, and as an actual "wallpaper", if you used it with Wallpaper Engine instead.

question do you need wallpaper engine to install this as your wallpaper?

Thanks. Nice to know some people are enjoying it. :)

good!

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