AltF4
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Hi there. Long time paid user. I would love to know of command to jump to the current wallpaper. I freqently do this with a large set of wallpapers and then save the best. Sometimes a few times a day.
If I know of the correct command, then I can hook it up with Autohotkey.
Looking up the DisplayFusionCommand.exe cmdline args, it doesn't seem to list the older ones that I found
https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/displayfusion-command-line-tool-displayfusioncommandexe/?ID=06d90ec9-5e5a-4be2-8540-6b52fbb4536e
For exmaple:
https://www.displayfusion.com/Discussions/View/wallpaper-pause-jumps-to-next-image-show-previous-image-pause/?ID=c6e4a313-8dc5-4242-a0ab-054b14f9ea17
DisplayFusionSettings.exe -mode wallpaperopenexplorer
I attempted
DisplayFusionCommand.exe -mode wallpaperopenexplorer
DisplayFusionCommand.exe -wallpaperopenexplorer
and other combinations without success
Any advice?
Side note:
When done manually there seems to be a bug in the latest version on Windows 11 where it will only jump to the directory at first open. It takes a 2nd 'Open Wallpaper Image in File Explorer' to highlight the file
Side note 2: I'd also love a right click try menu to do this as well.
13 days ago (modified 13 days ago)
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This is currently on our feature request list, so I've added your vote to it. We'll be sure to let you know if/when we're able to implement it in the future.
The call to open it in explorer is a Windows call, we don't really have any control over it. Sometimes it happens too quick and it tries to jump to the file before explorer is loaded, this isn't much we can do there unfortunately.
Thanks!
AltF4
34 discussion posts
Thank you. So this waa removed at some past point?
Opening it via command line isn't something we've supported in the past, no
Ah I see what you're saying. We cut out the mode arguement when we switched to the command executable. This should be the command you're looking for:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\DisplayFusion\DisplayFusionCommand.exe" -wallpaperopenexplorer
I tested it here and it worked fine. Make sure the path is pointing to where you have DisplayFusion installed to, it might be in the normal Program Files folder instead of the x86. It will also take the monitor your mouse cursor is on to pull from, so make sure it's on the correct monitor as well.
AltF4
34 discussion posts
Thank you. I have indeed attempted that (64bit Program Files dir) without the mode, just via -wallpaperopenexplorer and while it executes and terminates instantly, no explorer window unfortunutely opens (tested on Win11)
Do any other functions work if you run them through the command line?
AltF4
34 discussion posts
Yes, at least to change the wallpaper profiles. If there are other commands to try or debug logs to grab, just let me know, and I'll give it a go
Can you send me a screenshot of the shortcut command you created?
AltF4
34 discussion posts
Figured it out. The caveat is that it MUST be launched from an elevated (Administrator) process, ironically, even though explorer is not elevated. Perhaps becuase DisplayFusionCommand.exe needs to read the memory of DisplayFusion.exe to grab the wallpaper, and DisplayFusion.exe runs elevated.
Unelevated will NOT work, and no explorer window opens.
Sidenote: This would be easier if it was placed as a copy in the registry, and that REG_SZ was updated for each change.
Anyway thank you!
So basically:
Win + R -->
cmd.exe /c start "" "C:\Program Files\DisplayFusion\DisplayFusionCommand.exe" -WallpaperOpenExplorer
--> Ctrl + Shift + Enter --> Yes
4 days ago (modified 4 days ago)
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