Make Mountain your screensaver

Set Mountain as your screen saver on Windows.
(Tested in Windows 10, but this same way of doing it used to work when I was a kid messing around on XP, so hopefully it works on any version of Windows.)
Video isn't avaliable anymore for the previous tutorial for this, so I did it my own way. I will list it below for anybody interested. (Not sure if this is the same as the video before, I only stumbled apon the game today.)

Setting the Screensaver

Open command line to the mountain directory using Start > Run and type CMD. Once CMD has opened type the following line,

cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Mountain

NOTE the path to the Mountain folder might be different for you (Depending on where you installed Steam) so change it accordingly...

Once in the directory type

copy Mountain.exe Mountain.scr

Once this is done go to the Mountain folder within your steamapps directory using your normal file browser (Probably explorer.exe).
Right click the "Mountain" file marked as "Screen Saver" and select "Install".

It should open up your screen saver settings and allow you to configure timings and stuff. Make sure your game is set to run on full screen, and remember ALT-F4 to quit the screen saver when it is running and go back to the login screen.

Troubleshooting

Something strange I have noticed in modern Windows is when looking to configure the screen saver there is two different options, 'Change screen saver' and 'Turn screen saver on or off'. See related picture.

Sometimes it is nessisary to first launch 'Turn screen saver on or off' and select a random built in screen saver then close the screensaver settings window before you right click and 'Install' your scr file and actually have it run.

Sometimes without doing this the screen saver will never be listed in the Screen savers dropdown, OR it will be listed and simply won't run when it is due to by the timer.

[Daasaced]

I'm having a problem where Steam brings a pop-up saying that the game is attempting to launch with the optional parameter " /s ", any ideas on how to avoid that? As it doesn't let the screen saver open by itself.

[cmmp]

Thenk