Screen sprite

A full-scene universal local image rework editor that allows you to manipulate the locally reworked image like playing a game, and it always displays on the screen without affecting the operation of other programs; it also supports partial transparency effects to avoid obscuring the tasks being executed.

Key Reminder

If you find that "a certain part of the scene" doesn't look good and achieving a good-looking image would cost a lot of money, you can use Screen Elf to redo and edit the image yourself. It can be made to fit seamlessly with the "original image" or even surpass it. Whether it's first-person shooting or third-person action, it can be achieved seamlessly.

function

Screen static special effects, screen dynamic special effects

Mouse static effect, mouse dynamic effect

Custom keyboard sound effects, custom mouse sound effects

Residual image/trailing effect

Allow third parties to input corresponding playback effects through custom numbers

By customizing the Godot game engine, 3D modeling special effects are played in the background and integrated into Screen Sprite for playback

Multiple special effects are played simultaneously

Control various special effects (similar to games) through keyboard and mouse

Edit various special effect parameters (frame rate, position, quantity, playback mode, etc.)

Adhere to the people-centered approach to product development

Screen Elf hopes that everyone can enjoy a beautiful and affordable screen experience, so that everyone's screen display is no longer constrained by high prices.

The Screen Elf Creative Workshop offers free sharing and downloading of user-made skin beautification filters.

Screen Elf also respects the labor value of every outstanding creator, offering a one-time buyout system for Screen Elf's encryption tool DLC, allowing users to purchase the DLC and then sell their own works

Supplementary Notes:

1. For 3D modeling and beautification, please use the specialized engine in the API folder under the directory.

2. A demo sample (not a finished product) has been added by default to facilitate everyone's understanding of the basic functions

3. The default interface of the Launcher Wizard contains instructions for use, including introductions to the functions of the Screen Wizard and Launcher Wizard, setting paths, tutorials for creating special effects, and precautions. You can also open it by clicking "Help" in the settings interface located in the upper right corner of the Launcher Wizard.