Here are defined all the sub scenes:


You can think of them as tags. I've made them case insensitive, but still, it's a good idea to keep them consistent. Amount of defined scene names should not exceed amount of scene checkboxes (less is fine).

In the image above "+scene1" corresponds to "Scene1" checkbox, "+scene2" corresponds to "Scene2", etc. But your scene names can be anything, you can set "+winter, +spring, +summer, +autumn" for example, but they still will correspond to checkboxes in that order ("+winter" = "Scene1", "+spring" = "Scene2").


Then you just add these tags to the layer's name.

Even though there are layers with tag "+Scene1", but tag is defined as "+scene1", it still will work.

Layers with multiple tags will be visible in all of those cases.

Scene names can be anything, they don't need to have "+" in them, but I'd recommend to use some special symbol to identify the tag, otherwise there could be mistakes:





Even though, we're expecting "Widget id" layer to be visible in "id" scene, and "Widget eng" in "eng" scene, in "id" scene we'll see both layers, because both of them have "id" in their names (Widget).
Special symbols solve this problem, because they are not used regularly.





Now they'll work as expected.

New option for video textures:
When subscene loads, video textures get reset (start playing from the beginning).

By default there are 6 checkboxes for scenes, unfortunately I can't add/remove them dynamically based on the amount of scene names, nor can I name them with appropriate scene names. So, if you need more checkboxes, you'll need to edit the script and add them manually (look for lines ~ 64-93 to add checkboxes to the script and function getCheckboxes() at line ~220, to make those checkboxes work), it's not that hard, it's a matter of copy-pasting some lines.

You can toggle checkboxes in the editor and "run preview" to see the effect, you can also bind them to user properties (make sure to uncheck all of the checkboxes, before binding them).
They were supposed to be bindable by a combobox, but by the time of writing this guide, there's a bug, that doesn't let you bind multiple checkboxes created by the script to the same combo, it just overrides previous checkbox. Hopefully, it will be fixed. Fixed in 2.0.97, now you can bind scene checkboxes to the combo user property.




You can bind "Random scene" to the same combo, this way it will pick a random scene and will randomize it on wallpaper load (restart). Known bug: switching from a specific scene to a random option is broken (it will turn off all of the scenes), vice versa works though and it does load random scene on start, wallpaper just needs a restart after applying Random option (can make a note in the combo option name like "Random (needs restart)"). Don't have a solution for it yet, might need to wait for devs to change some things in SceneScript. Fixed it.

Update: added new options, works the same as before.

With interval mode, you can change your scenes based on a set time, it's basically a slideshow for scenes.

Interval time uses "minutes:seconds" format, it's not like a clock with a limit of 60. Here are some examples:
128:120 - change scene after 130 minutes.
0:30 - change scene after 30 seconds.
0:0.1 - change scene after 0.1 second (epilepsy warning).
1:1 - change scene after 61 seconds.
01:001 - change scene after 61 seconds.
Also timer is not 100% accurate, there will be some delay, but it shouldn't be noticeable, unless you're aiming for ultra precision.

Update: removed crossfading feature, it was half-broken and result didn't satisfied me; added new order modes.



Regular order plays scene1, scene2, scene3, scene4, etc.

Random order plays random scenes (it won't play the same scene twice in a row, but it can go back and forth between 2 scenes).

Reversed order plays scene4, scene3, scene2, scene1.

Custom order plays in order you set them up.

Some videos, that hopefully should clarify things:

https://youtu.be/uPWqJu1uTRc
https://youtu.be/_ZmWz9ZfylA