Splinter Installer

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Splinter is a real-time still imagery in motion desktop interface, the ultimate desktop customizer, and is only limited by the imagination.

It combines the 5 most commonly used desktop application functionality genres:

File Launcher
Icon Docking Station
Stack Docklet
Wallpaper Flipper
Visual Style Editor

in a unique way, giving it uniquely amazing abilities that have never been seen

It is the world's first "truly" imagery based programming "language", allowing for "average" end users / non-coders, to create entertaining utilitarian media driven software outputs, called splinterfaces, with ease.

Any splinterface may be "instantly" loaded into Splinter at any time. EVERY aspect of EVERY splinterface may be altered or added to at any time by anyone, for unequaled customization.

What Flash does for the web, Splinter does for the desktop. Only much more easily created and every function designed and purposed for the desktop environment AS your desktop interface. With Splinter, anything can be anything.

See it in action in the Addition Edition Demo Vid [link]

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Once you launch Splinter, an icon will appear in the tasktray. Right click the icon. If you have a splinterface to run, click open and navigate to the file. If you do not, click New and then name and save the splinterface file to any location.
NOTE:
On Windows 7, it is best to click the tasktray customize tab and make Splinter show icon and notifications so that the icon is always visible.

Once you have named and saved the splinterface, you will be able to right click the tasktray icon and select "Add a Page". A page is just a standard Windows wallpaper and one must be loaded before going further.

Once a page has been loaded, you can right click the tasktray icon and select "Add a Trigger". Triggers are just like any other dock icon. Plus they can be dragged anywhere, have any file hotlinked to them, change transparency, and open splicons.

To create a splicon, right click a trigger and click splicon. In new window, click the "Select Image" button. You MUST choose a 32bit PNG file as the splicon. Adjust the starting and ending locations for the splicon and set the speed. Click ok and then click the trigger to initiate the splanimation.

Hotlink any splicon or trigger by dragging any file, folder, app, weblink, etc onto one.

You can combine splicon splanimations together within internal "scripts" by right clicking triggers and going to properties. See the tutorial videos on Youtube to see how this is done.

There are MANY conceptually "new" ways of doing things with Splinter, that if you blend correctly, will allow for amazing and never before seen things to occur by nothing more than still images and 100% desktop utilitarian functions.

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To see how scripting works to create splicon sequences, go to the following link and follow the tutorial or to the Youtube link below.

Splicon Dock Tutorial
[link]

Splinter Features, Functions, and Usages
[link]


Splinter setup zip contains 32 and 64 bit installer packages. If you have an issue, use the portable version of Splinter. The installer is only used for folder path creation


------------------Splinterfaces------------------------
(CHECK THE SPLINTERFACE GALLERY FOLDER FOR UPDATED AND NEW SPLINTERFACE RELEASES [link] )

Addition Edition Splinter
[link]

Icon-ic Edition Splinter
[link]