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3D Screensaver with your pictures

My Pictures 3D is a 3D screensaver that offers virtual tours through different environments such as castles, exhibitions and a space station showing pictures that you have selected on the walls. This means that you can create a very unique screensaver by adding pictures of the last holiday or family meeting for instance which are then shown while walking through the halls.

Installation and configuration is a matter of seconds. Just download My Pictures 3D and install it on your computer. Open the configuration afterwards, select a virtual tour and add pictures from your hard drive to it. Additional tours can be downloaded and installed from the developers homepage, all free of charge of course.

Users can add mp3 sounds as well to make the experience even more realistic. Several other options include picture quality settings and walker speed and height.

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I suggest you test the settings after selecting the virtual tour and adding pictures by right-clicking your desktop, selecting Properties and clicking on the Scree Saver tab in the menu. Click on the preview button in that menu and don’t move the mouse afterwards. The virtual tour should start and you can check if everything looks like it should.

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About the Author:Martin Brinkmann is a journalist from Germany who founded Ghacks Technology News Back in 2005. He is passionate about all things tech and knows the Internet and computers like the back of his hand. You can follow Martin on Facebook or Twitter.

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  1. gnome says:

    Nice one, have a look here too:

    http://drivey.com/

  2. Alfred says:

    Ah nice screen saver. My office uses the normal pictures screen saver to display architectural designs on a screen, this should work better

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