Skyrim-Wallpaper https://github.com/Dinok-in/Skyrim-Wallpaper
My own collection of photographs of scenery in Skyrim which can serve as wallpapers.
Recently I've been taking Screenshots in Skyrim (actually Skyrim Special Edition) to collect photos for my collection of Skyrim Wallpapers, and these days I've got a lot of photos and I set up a Github Repository for this collection. It now has 45 photos together with a short readme.md.
This is free and ready to use for everybody. If you want to make your desktop beautiful, just go to https://github.com/Dinok-in/Skyrim-Wallpaper and download the photo collection.
The photos come in .png format and are 1920*1080.
If you have questions, please write them at issue #1. Please don't make a new issue, unless you are experiencing bugs or you want to contribute.
My PC is kind of old--it's 6 year old, and it only has a integated GPU, so the quality isn't very good if you zoom in and see some aliasing. However, as desktop background photos don't need to be resized, the photos will still look good, especially when you have a much smaller screen.
Here's my computer information:
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4460S CPU @ 2.90GHz
Memory: 6.0 GB DDR3
Speed: 1600MHZ
Disk: KINGSTON SA400S37480G
Capacity: 447 GB
Type: SSD
GPU: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
If you have a better PC and want to contribute to this repository, please see the Contributing section below.
You can set up pull requests or report issues on the Github Repository. To create a new issue, go to https://github.com/Dinok-in/Skyrim-Wallpaper/issues. To create a new pull request, go to https://github.com/Dinok-in/Skyrim-Wallpaper/pulls. Before you create a PR, make sure you are taking screenshots as follows:
- Find someplace or something you want to take a photo for, and press "~" to bring up the in-game console. Type "tm" and press Enter, then press PrtScn (or PrintScreen) to take the photo. The command "tm" is used to disable UI and menus when you take photos.
- Rename the screenshot as the following format:
Place - Object.png
For example, Helgen - Alduin attacking the town.png is OK.
Also you can share your review and advice below.
Installing this is easy--it's just a folder of pictures! Download .zip file from https://github.com/Dinok-in/Skyrim-Wallpaper, and unzip it into whatever folder you want. Then you can set your desktop background to Skyrim-Wallpapers.
Enjoy!