MunkeeBonez
Newbie
I thought I'd share the live wallpapers I have created with the theming crowd, maybe you may like some of them. So far I have done some abstract effects, but in time I will probably branch out to things more artistic and get more use out of my drawing tablet.
1. Plasmatic Live Wallpaper

This is a rendition of the oldschool plasma effect from the commodore Amiga days. Lots of user controllable settings let you really customize how this one looks. Get The Free Version!
2. Color Puddle Live Wallpaper
This one is a water ripple effect, you can adjust everything from the center position, color, density and reflectiveness of ripples. Get The Free Version!
3. Warp Rings Live Wallpaper
Warp Rings is a rendition of an oldschool demoscene effect called "moire rings" you can control everything from the color, scale, motion and rotation of the effect, it can go from looking very tame, to something that will make you require motion sickness pills. Get The Free Version!
These next two require a newer phone for the highest resolutions, but I am very pleased with the way the effects turned out.
4. NRG Beams Live Wallpaper
This one is an intense simulation of electrical energy, you have full control over 3 beams of light moving across your screen, the speed, warp of the beam, thickness, and color can all be individually controlled. For the mathematically inclined this is done using "perlin noise" I was rather pleased with how it came out.
Get the Free Version!
5.M-Fractal Live Wallpaper
My most recent experiment resulted in this. I have always loved fractals, but after some searching on the play store I didn't find anything that did what I wanted. to me fractals are always at their most interesting when in motion. I created this to answer that need, this effect allows you to choose a target within the mandelbrot fractal set and it zooms, realtime at a decent framerate and speed. you can control the color, zoom depth, rotation of the effect, even cycle through the 40 available targets (80 in the pay version) automatically. It really is amazing how different this fractal set looks in various locations. Get The Free Version!
Thats what I have done so far, hope you guys get some enjoyment out of these. Not a bad first month of developing stuff.
-Munkee
1. Plasmatic Live Wallpaper
This is a rendition of the oldschool plasma effect from the commodore Amiga days. Lots of user controllable settings let you really customize how this one looks. Get The Free Version!
2. Color Puddle Live Wallpaper
This one is a water ripple effect, you can adjust everything from the center position, color, density and reflectiveness of ripples. Get The Free Version!
3. Warp Rings Live Wallpaper
Warp Rings is a rendition of an oldschool demoscene effect called "moire rings" you can control everything from the color, scale, motion and rotation of the effect, it can go from looking very tame, to something that will make you require motion sickness pills. Get The Free Version!
These next two require a newer phone for the highest resolutions, but I am very pleased with the way the effects turned out.
4. NRG Beams Live Wallpaper
This one is an intense simulation of electrical energy, you have full control over 3 beams of light moving across your screen, the speed, warp of the beam, thickness, and color can all be individually controlled. For the mathematically inclined this is done using "perlin noise" I was rather pleased with how it came out.
Get the Free Version!
5.M-Fractal Live Wallpaper
My most recent experiment resulted in this. I have always loved fractals, but after some searching on the play store I didn't find anything that did what I wanted. to me fractals are always at their most interesting when in motion. I created this to answer that need, this effect allows you to choose a target within the mandelbrot fractal set and it zooms, realtime at a decent framerate and speed. you can control the color, zoom depth, rotation of the effect, even cycle through the 40 available targets (80 in the pay version) automatically. It really is amazing how different this fractal set looks in various locations. Get The Free Version!
Thats what I have done so far, hope you guys get some enjoyment out of these. Not a bad first month of developing stuff.
-Munkee
