Fully customiseable wallpaper generator, suited for both horizontal and vertical monitors at any resolution. The (simplified) wave function collapse algorithm generates a randomised circuit schematic which can be seen in the background below (the tileset can be changed to generate a different background).
More horizontal examples
Vertical examples
You may find it easiest to copy one of the existing settings .json files and modifying it.
The final target dimension of your wallpaper, best for the dimensions to be a multiple of wave_function_collapse -> tile_size (seen later)
enabled set to true to use a background generator and false for a black background
<layer>_gradient set to true to use a top-left to bottom-right gradient and false for a block colour
<layer>_color_tl and <layer>_color_br are the two diagonal colours for the gradient. <layer>_color_br is ignored if <layer>_gradient is set to false
blur_strength is the sample radius of a BoxBlur (bigger is blurrier), set to 0 for no blur effect
The last of wave_function_collapse or grayscale_image or binary_image that are enabled will be used (only one should be enabled to avoid this issue)
Uses the (simplified) wave function collapse algorithm to generate a random set of tiles with valid adjacency (in this case a circuit schematic), this is then used as a mask between the top and bottom background layers.
tile_size is the width and height (square) of the tiles to be used in the wave function collapse generator
weights gives bias to the random selection of elements in the wave function collapse (bigger is more biased and the numbers are relative so they do not need to sum to a target value e.g. 100%)
Uses an image and converts it to greyscale and uses it as a mask between the background layers
Uses an image and converts it to binary with a given threshold and uses it as a mask between the background layers
threshold is the average pixel brightness on the boundary of 1 and 0
enabled set to true to use the foreground generator and false for nothing
<layer>_gradient set to true to use a top-left to bottom-right gradient and false for a block colour
<layer>_mask_source is the directory of the corresponding mask
<layer>_color_tl and <layer>_color_br are the two diagonal colours for the gradient, <layer>_color_br is ignored if <layer>_gradient is set to false
bottom_enabled is set to true for a pair of different gradients (top and bottom layers) and false for a single gradient across the entire foreground. bottom_<attributes> are ignored if bottom_enabled is set to false
orientation can be "horizontal" or "vertical" and indicated the direction the lines should come from
line_count is the number of adjacent lines
line_spacing is the spacing between the line centres in pixels
line_width is the width of the lines in pixels
center_width is the centered width in pixels that should be left blank
The directory of the completed image
Save each component of the background used to create the final image (useful for gradient matching)