After you upload this PNG file to Google background, it will loop as an animated GIF. Well, the tricky thing is that to upload an animated GIF as a Google background, you need to manually change a GIF format to a PNG format. You might be wondering why it’s not the GIF file format. If you don't wish to modify your system settings for the sole purpose of testing this software you should be able to get it going by selecting 'Run as administrator' from the context menu.Now, It’s Your Move Google Background GIF: Aspect Ratio, Format, and File Size Format: PNG Please note that in order for the SymlinkSwapper to work, the executing user has to be assigned appropriate privileges. In order to avoid any unnecessary I/O operations that might, in the long run, impact the lifespan of your storage device I would suggest using a Ram Disk utility, such as ImDisk, to store those files in the system memory. However small it might be, it's happening constantly with the frequency that you choose. Running this software results in a small amount of data being written onto your SSD/HDD. Recorded on Windows 10 Enterprise 21H1 build 19043.1288 Select the 'Releases' URL to download the executable file. A short while after the sensor panel detects that the symlink has changed it reloads the background image. After user-defined time passes, SymlinkSwapper replaces the file it created with a new symlink, this time pointing to the next file in the source directory. Symlink points to one of the files in the directory of your choosing. Simply speaking SymlinkSwapper creates a file (symbolic link/symlink), which you can use as a sensor panel background. Nevertheless, I'd like to share a little program that I've made recently, which can help you achieve the described goal.

I realize that this is rather an old thread. I like that I can make custom gauges tied to sensor but for background I just want something to change every second or every 5 seconds. Can we just get a 1-16 timer like it shows in the sample window so it steps by seconds interval or something.

Using custom gauge we can simulate animation tied to sensor.

Moving background gif