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Forest 4K Clock and weather wallpaper

If anyone else is annoyed by the two decimal points in the temperature, here's how you can round to the nearest integer:

Open Wallpaper Engine, navigate to the wallpaper, right click > Open in Explorer > assets > js > custom.js (open with Notepad).

Ctrl-F "weather-text" and you'll see 3 places that need to be rounded in this line; "temp", "low", and "high". You need to wrap those with "Math.round(x)" where you fill in the x with temp, low, or high.

E.g. Math.round(temp) and Math.round(low) and Math.round(high)

Here's the full line you can copy/paste over the original line of javascript code:
$('#weather-text').html(main + ", " + Math.round(temp) + "°F" + (hilow ? " (↓ " + Math.round(low) + "°F, ↑ " + Math.round(high) + "°F)" : ""));

Can you make a field to use coordinates instead of city and country name? I think it will be more accurate than names.

It doesn't show weather but the particles are pretty smooth

Is it possible to delete Clock and weather ，leave only the wallpaper?

Weather isnt working for me. Nothing is coming up.

weather just isn't showing up

Has problems dealing with multiple cities with the same name and country - it will select the first one in the list, which is all fine until you happen to live in a city that just so happens to not be the first in the list. Otherwise works fine.

Weather not working for me. I live in a city whose name appears multiple times in OpenWeatherMap. Like, literally the same city and country appear over 3 times. Doesn't the wallpaper have a disambiguation implementation?

could u make one without the clock please

For those of you that want to switch the temperature from metric to imperial (Celsius to Fahrenheit): Navigate to the Assets -> js -> custom.js and open it in any editor. I simply used Notepad. Ctrl + F "metric" and change it to "imperial." While you are here you should see a line right above this that says

$('#weather-text').html(main + ", " + temp + "°C" + (hilow ? " (↓ " + low + "°C, ↑ " + high + "°C)" : ""));.

Make sure to change all the 'C's to 'F' in this line so that the temperature is displayed correctly. After this just save and restart Wallpaper Engine and it should now be in Fahrenheit!