@Blackout : Thanks!

its look so nice

@Carl Johnson: Thanks. That's the idea (to be a relaxing scene to watch & listen to).

@Shadow Rose: Not quite sure what you mean, seems to look fine on my end. But perhaps there is some glitches in it I didn't notice.

@Epitome of Nuts: Thanks for the kind words. :)

LoneWolfDon this wallpaper is really cool and kinda relaxing in ma opnion i give 10/10 for this wallpaper

It looks cool but im getting glitches on it with like a staticy bar or 2 randomly showing up in places.

The Black Hole isnt black. 10/10 would download again. Its a great wallpaper if you like nebulas and it looks good on a bigish screen. Nice work keep it up ~thumbs up~

@The Vegan Police : You're welcome. Yes, it seems some other people are enjoying it too. Glad to know my efforts are enjoyed and appreciated by some. Cheers! :)

Thanks again for taking my request! Glad to see it has become popular.

@LoneWolfDon Ok now I get it, thanks for answering me, great job really :)

mmk

I realize it's on the expensive side (well, so are some games too), but often professional development / production software tends to be. As I'm getting into being an Indie Game Developer, I figured that what that software can help me to do that it'd be worth it. And I've also created several wallpapers too that I used it to do the various animations for. Overall, I'm impressed with what it can do and I've enjoyed using it.

Anyways, you can get it cheaper at their main website:
http://www.animationsoftware7.com/
However, reading some posts from the Developer on the forum about what's the difference; if bought from the website it would only be updated for 6 months, where as if bought via Steam updates are life-long so I decided in my case that I'd rather go with life-long updates of the software.

You could always put it on your wishlist and wait for it to go on sale.

Did you pay that much for the program ?

69 $$$$$$$$$$$$

Ok

I used the DP Animation Maker software:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/341960/
And added in some background sounds during editing in my video-editing software.

How did you make it move

@Angelixus : The original source image, http://i.imgur.com/qisDLeo.jpg , has a bit of "blur" to begin with, and I suppose the "drifting" effect I added (I wanted to make it look like the surrounding nebula was being affected by the pull of the black hole) might add to the "blur" effect as well.

Check out some of my other wallpapers as some of them might be of interest to you:
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/lonewolfdon/myworkshopfiles/?appid=431960
Cheers! :)

@LoneWolfDon Thanks for your answer, I thought the image was below 1920x1080 because on my monitor (FullHD one), maybe because of the animation, everything feels like blurry

@Angelixus : Thanks. Regarding your suggestion: It's already at 1920x1080 resolution, which is max I can render in anyways on my computer with my hardware & monitor, plus it's also recommended not to go over that anyways for the wallpapers, otherwise it would not work for some Users (for example, Windows 7 Users can't use wallpapers above that). And the original source image this is based on was only around those dimensions as well.

Great work!! but it would be nice if you try to upgrade the resolution of the wallpaper