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You can do a lot with scene wallpapers, everything depends on what you want to achieve and how experienced you're in coding.
Looking at the picture, I don't see any problem with it, you should be able to make that logic in the scene wallpapers. I have a wallpaper (Totally normal wallpaper) that does similar stuff to that.
P.S. I forgot I deleted that wallpaper, since it was more a meme than actually a wallpaper.
I have last 2 questions
Do you have any recommended videos/articles about making live/interactive wallpaper for wallpaper engine in unity ?
How can i export my wallpaper from unity and how can i import the unity-made wallpaper to wallpaper engine ?
Btw thanks for the info ;)
https://wallpaper-engine.fandom.com/wiki/Category:SceneScript
https://docs.wallpaperengine.io/en/scene/scenescript/introduction.html