Rainy Screen Saver is a very realistic rain screensaver that allows you to impress your co-workers and friends.

Complex lighting and optic models were used to produce the look and feel of the rain flowing down the window glass.

Realistic raindrops and occasional lightning strikes create unique rainy mood. Dozens of options and fantastic sound will keep you enjoying the screen saver forever.

Here are some key features of "Rainy Screen Saver":

· Adjustable sound volume of the rain and lightning claps.
· Adjustable density of the rain.
· Gradual increase of the density to simulate the rain gaining its strength drop by drop.
· Customizable minimum and maximum size of the drops you would like to see.
· Adjustable force of the wind.
· Customizable wind direction.
· Optional lightning effect with bolts and flashes.
· Customizable color of lightning bolts.
· Random lightning color mode.
· Adjustable delay between lightning strikes.
· Overall speed of the screensaver you can change as you like.
· Variable screen resolution.
· Automatic restart of the screensaver after some specified amount of time.
· A list of your favorite wallpapers that are preloaded as background images for the screensaver during each run.
· The maximum CPU load produced by the screensaver. You can adjust it if you have other CPU-hungry applications running in the background.
· Interrupting screensaver by mouse/keyboard, just keyboard, or just the ESC key.


Limitations:

· 15-day trial

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· New feature added. If you have a very sensitive mouse that often stops the screensaver even when you don't move it, you will like this feature. Now you can instruct the screensaver to ignore your mouse. It will stop only if you press a key on your keyboard. Furthermore, you can even tell it to ignore the keyboard except the ESC key. Very useful if you don't want your kids messing some documents left open while you are away. See the possible options on the Control page in the screensaver settings.
· New feature added. Now you can limit the CPU load produced by the screensaver. It can be handy if you have some CPU-hungry applications running in the background. Lowering CPU load in screensaver settings will slow down animations, but will provide other applications with required CPU resources when needed. You can adjust the allowed CPU load on the Control page in the screensaver settings.
· Minor improvement. The screensaver UI now supports visual themes in Windows XP. That is, it doesn't look gray and ugly under Windows XP anymore.
· Minor improvement. Now every option in the settings dialog has a context help with a brief explanation. Click the little question mark in the top right corner and then click on the option to read what it's for.
· Minor improvement. The screensaver now has a normal preview visible in Display Properties.
· Minor improvement. The settings dialog has been redesigned. Now when you invoke screensaver settings you will get them immediately. The intermediate dialog has been discarded.