Challenge!

Recently I was over at my cousins house and i saw he had the default windows xp wallpaper (the bliss wallpaper with the clouds and grass) and the clouds were moving casting a different shadow. My challenge is if anyone knows how to get that screensaver as your wallpaper
Any ideas?
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It's a screensaver and you can get it from Microsoft's site. Just search for Bliss screensaver.
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OK, here ya go: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/bliss.asp
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Thankx for the link Paxx, I wasnt aware that they had a Bliss screensaver. Its real kool
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I think he actually wants to know how to make a screensaver into a wallpaper (which I would have no idea of....)
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It has been done I tried it, but cannot remeber where it was, Dremmels maybe

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Play the demo use capture from any paint program. Or you can recreate it build the ground in 3D then take you cam and time laps video of the sky and make a box/plane above the ground and attach the video to it, that is how they did it any way.
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Do you mean, animated and all?
Wow, I wouldn't do that if I were you. Unless you don't want to use your computer but just look at it. I guess it could be achieved, but in no way that wouldn't totally hog all your memory and CPU.
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Do a search for the Dremmels program, I'm sure that did it

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i heard i should set the desktop to a web page then upload the image of the screensaver in motion to a web then set it like that
any ideas?
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If active desktop if switched on then you can use and animated Giff file as desktop wallpaper, but I have never found any large enough

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I would imagine it could be done if you have a program for making your own screensavers? Screen capture wouldn't work if you're trying to get an animated wall, would it? (And yes, that would suck the life out of the memory.)