Phantom Butterflies For Mac

Screensavers are an important preference for every existing user, because it can set the tone and the mood for activities, or general ambient. Ranging from relaxation and leisure to work-related surmounting, screensavers can have impact on results.

Phantom Butterflies is a screensaver showcasing a gathering of glowing, ephemeral butterflies.

Upon mounting the .dmg image, integration with the screensaver library is possible by running “Phantom Butterflies.saver”. After selecting it in the library, several tweaks can be made. They alter the behavior of the screensaver, in the sense that you can modify the colors, ranging from Emerald, Lapis, Amber and Amethyst, to Ruby. The tool can load them all in random or sequential order (normal or high speed).

Two tabs are available in Phantom Butterflies’ window, for the options and about sections. The first allows dabbling with preferences, and the second provides general information about the developer like email and copyrights. It also contains a feature for manual or automatic update checkups. Apart from that, a couple of registration settings fill the window.

Toggling the butterflies to glow adds a radiant contour, making them more vibrant. For users who have multiple screens connected, an option is available for the screensaver to manifest itself either on all of them, or just the primary display. A slider is in charge with setting the number of butterflies to be displayed, from “Few” to “Many”.

Its intended effect is a beneficial one, lighting up the atmosphere and giving a touch of style and endearing, or fascination towards the natural phenomenon. The dynamic color palette browses through and stimulates one's inner emotions, making it easier to ponder upon or enjoy, once they surface.

Phantom Butterflies is not taxing on the resources, and brings a touch of elegance and style. It can easily fit in any screensaver library, and help fight against capricious mood bouts.