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Getting Started with ESEER

ESEER has two main creation workflows. Extended Wallpaper animates one source image; 3D Scene builds a layered parallax composition and can import several ordered layer images in one pass.

Choose the editor that matches the source artwork

Annotated Create & Manage screen showing Import, Extended Wallpaper, Start with 1 image, 3D Scene, Simple and Advanced, and Recent Projects.
Create & Manage is the starting point for choosing an editor, importing a project, or reopening recent work.
Starting material / goalBest starting editorWhy
One finished JPG/PNG/WebP that already contains the compositionExtended WallpaperKeeps one base image and adds motion, visual effects, touch behavior, overlays/elements and intro effects
Separate background / subject / foreground images3D SceneBuilds an ordered layer stack with depth separation and camera motion
Several layer images already prepared3D SceneImport picture can add several selected images in one ordered batch
Need a styled text asset firstAsset Creator / Asset StudioCreates an editable text design that can then be inserted into 3D Scene or Extended Wallpaper
Already have an ESEER packageImport .esImports the packaged wallpaper through the ESEER validation/import workflow

Projects, editable sources and wallpaper output

An ESEER creator project is the editable version of your wallpaper. Creating or updating a wallpaper saves the version used in the gallery and as the live wallpaper. Exporting a .es file creates a portable package you can share or import later. Keep the editable project if you want to come back and change individual controls.

ESEER project flow diagram showing an editable project branching to preview and Create or Update Wallpaper, or to Export .es for sharing and importing on another installation.
An editable ESEER project can produce the installed wallpaper or be exported as a portable .es package for sharing and import on another installation.

The 3D Scene starter scene

A new or reset 3D Scene starts from ESEER’s current six-layer starter scene. It includes the bundled artwork plus preset scene, camera and intro settings. Simple and Advanced edit the same scene; switching modes does not replace or reset your saved work.

Fresh 3D Scene showing the composed preview, all six starter layer cards, and that Simple and Advanced use the same scene data.
A fresh 3D Scene starts from the same six-layer authored starter scene in both Simple and Advanced modes.

Add several 3D Scene images at once

For a new layer, Add layer → Import picture opens Android’s ordered multi-image picker. ESEER preserves the selection order. Replacing an existing layer remains a single-image operation.

When you select two or more images while the original six-layer starter scene is still untouched, ESEER asks how to use them instead of silently replacing starter layers.

SituationBehavior
Untouched starter + 2 or more selected imagesShows “How should these images be added?” with Add to current scene or Use selected images only
Add to current sceneKeeps the six starter layers and appends the selected images in picker order
Use selected images onlyRemoves the untouched starter layers and builds the layer list from the selected images only
Starter already editedSelected images are added to the current scene; the option to replace the untouched starter is no longer shown
One selected imageAdds it to the current scene
One or more selected images exceed the safe layer sizeESEER offers Import & resize; only oversized images are resized
Some files fail while a batch is preparedSuccessfully prepared images can still be added; failed images are skipped and reported
Replace Image on an existing layerUses the single-image picker so only that layer is replaced
Three-step multi-image import reference showing ordered Android image selection, the choice between adding to the current scene or using only the selected images, and the resulting layer order.
Select several images in order, choose how they should be added, then verify the resulting layer order in the 3D Scene.

Clear all layers and Reset Scene

The Creator overflow menu includes two different reset actions. Clear all layers removes every layer while keeping scene and camera settings. Reset Scene restores the complete six-layer starter scene.

ActionWhat is kept / restored
Clear all layersRemoves all visible layers and their layer-specific intro/effect settings; keeps scene and camera settings
After Clear all layersThe blank scene can be saved as project state, but at least one real layer must be added before creating the wallpaper
Reset SceneRestores the six bundled starter layers plus the starter scene, camera and intro configuration
Creator overflow menu showing Clear all layers and Reset Scene, with visual outcomes for a blank scene and the restored six-layer starter scene.
Clear all layers removes the visible layer stack, while Reset Scene restores the authored six-layer starter scene.

The common editing workflow

Short walkthrough from Create & Manage into both Extended Wallpaper and 3D Scene, keeping the full live preview visible.
StageReference question to ask
SourceIs this one finished image, multiple depth layers, or an editable Asset Studio element?
CompositionAre layer order, framing and transparent edges correct before motion/effects?
MotionWhich input mode is active, and are edge safety/depth values safe on-device?
Layer behaviorDoes a layer need Pinned behavior, a mask, an Action, local Effects, a shadow or delayed unlock visibility?
IntroShould a layer animate From Start, On Unlock, or only exist during its intro?
OutputDo you need the installed wallpaper, a portable .es file, or both?

Reference map

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Simple 3D layer/scene controls3D Scene → Simple Editor
Precise transforms / blend modesPosition · Scale · Rotation & flip · Blend modes
Per-layer Effects and shadowsLayer Effects · Layer Shadows
Scene background and dynamic shadowsScene Background · Dynamic Shadows
From Start / On Unlock visibilityAdvanced → Visibility & unlock
Camera FOV / motion / orbit / smoothingFOV · Motion · Orbit · Smoothing
Clipping masks and tap ActionsClipping Masks · Layer Actions
One-image effects / touch effects / overlaysExtended Wallpaper effects
Text design controlsAsset Creator styling
Sensor / device compatibilityTroubleshooting → Gyroscope & device compatibility
Portable wallpaper packagesImport / export .es