>>8121785I see the way you called all the functions for the randomly generated background images (Angle, Bars, etc.) at once and then recoloured those resulting images into the various colours to save both time and computing power when creating what's essentially the same wallpaper with different squares in front of them. rather then generating a new set of randomly generated background images for each new colour.
That was, in my head, a deliberate design choice when I made my script. I like seeing different details on each new set of images I create. I feel like it makes these wallpapers unique and special rather then them all looking pixel-for-pixel the same, like pic related.
Love how much more efficient your code is, though. I'm definitely going to look through your script with a fine-toothed comb to try and appropriate your efficient coding practices for myself.
