Advanced Warp Screensaver 2.0

Advanced Warp Screensaver 2.0 gives you opportunity to make your desktop unstable like liquid or dense gas. Moreover, you even can push it with mouse because it's based on real physics. Advanced Warp is graphically unique. The liquid effects have been recreated with accurate physics, so they look just like they might in real life, taking into account such factors as density and speed. The effects are so smooth and realistic that it seems if you touch the desktop, ripples will appear. And, in fact, this is true.

You can touch the liquid with the mouse and it will respond with more dye dissolving. At times, the screensaver is downright weird, such as the desktop shrinking and then shooting violently forth as if it were a loud sneeze, or the desktop trembling a little as if an earthquake were near.

The screensaver is configurable, so you can come up with your own combination of effects, including Vortex, Psilo, Dissolving, Shadow Storm, and Violent Storm. If the effects are not set, they are displayed at random. There are also old-photo and tremble effects, plus mouse control for interacting with the screensaver.

• Ultra realistic simulation of fluid on your desktop;
• User tuned modeling characteristics;
• Five different styles of simulation: "Vortex", "Psilo", "Dissolving", "Shadow Storm" and "Violent Storm";
• Mouse controlled fluid;
• Random style mode mode;

• to unlock "Old Photo Style" and "Screen Tremble" effects;
• for ability to choose non-random modes;;
• to get rid of nag-screens;
• for free upgrades to a new versions;
• for technical support over e-mail.

• Screensaver settings dialog was completely redesigned
• Added dissolving mode
• Added random mode
• Improved psilo mode
• Improved shadow storm mode
• Some minor bugs fixed

Requirements:

• P-II 300 Mhz or equivalent processor;
• 32 MB RAM;
• GeForce 3 or Radeon 8500 video card;
• 1 MB free hard drive space.