Ok, misunderstanding since you were talking about wallpapers not dreams (quote: I selected another wallpaper and suddenly both were active at the same time. I clicked a third one and all three were displayed.) Don't know what could have caused that.
No, you can have a background image with multiple animation overlays which together form one hybrid dream.
It can alreay do this. It's called a hybrid dream (Vintage Dream is one such a dream). See (old) manual: https://www.stardock.com/products/deskscapes/helpDS325/DeskScapes_Guide_v3.25.pdf
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Considering the occurence of 'mythemepack' in the sceenshot might indicate that he tries to use themepacks from skinpacks.com (requiring uxthemepatcher) with WindowBlinds.
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I will try that, thanks.
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Using Stardock Central I installed WindowBlinds 10.5 (existing one was version 10.0.5). This produced an Assertion error, after boot/logon: F:\RTM\VCTOOLS\VC7LIB5\SHIP\ATLMFC\SRC\MFC\WINOCC.CPP line 329 In addition, when starting IE or Outlook EMET 4.1 closes these applications (DEP violation). Reinstalled version 10.0.5 and all is ok again. OS is Windows 7.
Did you win the bet?
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It does no longer register with included serial (have this problem like many others, look on GAOTD forum).
If I do as AceMatrix suggest, I loose the subfolders shown in the original Live Folder (Data) icon. I took a different approach, noticing that the Live Folder (Front) icon is the same as the front of the biggest folder in the Live Folder (Data) icon, for the Junior package I use. I simply made a new Live Folder (Data) icon, by moving the original icon such that the front of the folder coincides with the one in Live Folder (Front). Now the icons show as intended.
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My first try in skinning. Pitty a screenshot does not show all animations.
My Explorer background (right pane) is different, depending on the way I move to a folder. To show what I mean I have added two partions under Libraries and used the Top Hat skin. If I start in Libraries (left pane, folder tree), I can select Disks and then Backup (G:) and I will get the grey background defined by the skin as shown in first attached picture. I can then even select subfolders and the background remains the same colour. If, however, I select Computer and