A Wallpaper Engine live wallpaper: a field of drifting Minecraft enchantment-table glyphs with an interactive mouse trail, plus a centered live clock and date.
- Animated grid of background characters (customizable character set)
- Mouse trail and click-drag rectangle highlighting
- Centered live clock (12/24-hour, optional seconds) and date, independent font size from the background
- Selectable clock font (built-in pixel font, clean monospace, or any custom font installed on your PC)
- Selectable clock language, since Wallpaper Engine's embedded browser doesn't always report your Windows region correctly
- Full color customization: background, background characters, trail, and clock
- Grid layout controls: padding, spacing, and space fillout
This wallpaper builds on the work of two other Steam Workshop creators:
- ASCII Minecraft enchantment trail by Springtrap's Boy Toy — original concept and base script.
- Enhanced ASCII Minecraft matrix by nimnim — mouse trail, dragging rectangle, and the advanced grid/spacing options (base programming credited to Karamell).
This version adds the centered live clock/date, color customization, and font/locale controls on top of that base.
├── index.html # Wallpaper entry point
├── style.css # Font-face declarations and base page styles
├── project.json # Wallpaper Engine property definitions
├── source/
│ └── script.js # All wallpaper logic
└── public/
├── minecraftia.ttf
└── enchantment_proper.ttf
Open index.html directly in a browser to preview the animation (the Wallpaper Engine-only property panel won't be available outside the app, so settings fall back to the defaults hardcoded in source/script.js).
- Open Wallpaper Engine → Wallpaper Editor.
- Open Project and select this folder's
project.json. - Check the preview and confirm the property panel (sizes, colors, clock settings, etc.) looks right.
- Click Publish to Workshop, fill in the title/tags/preview image, and make sure the credits above stay in the description.
- Once published, replace the placeholder link below with your actual Workshop page.
Steam Workshop page: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3794640029
No explicit license was published by the original or enhanced-version authors. Treat this as "credit required, ask before redistributing" unless you obtain clarification from them directly.
