【實用個人化app】Pirate Flag Live Wallpaper|最夯免費app-gigacircle

Jolly Roger pirate flag waving in thunderstorm! A live wallpaper app with 18 different pirate flags! Real pirate flags used by famous pirate like Edward Low, Blackbeard etc!

APP HIGHLIGHTS

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✔ Real OpenGL 3D animation! Not a video loop or animated gif!

✔ Fully interactive! Shake phone, blow wind or touch screen to let the pirate flag fly!

✔ Floating cloud, thunderstorm, snowing, starry night etc animated background effect!

✔ Old and tattered flag!

✔ Different flag texture!

✔ Lighting control!

✔ Use own image as flag!

✔ Draw, write or sign on flag!

✔ Use own photo as background!

✔ Use own audio file as national anthem!

✔ Use battery level to simulate wind strength!

✔ Capture screenshot with Snap! and send to friend!

✔ Optimize for both tablet and phone, portrait and landscape mode!

✔ Set as live wallpaper or run as standalone app!

PIRATES INCLUDED

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✔ Edward England

✔ Blackbeard

✔ John Quelch

✔ Captain Dulaien

✔ Bartholomew Roberts

✔ Bartholomew Roberts new

✔ Jack Rackham

✔ Edward Low

✔ Stede Bonnet

✔ Christopher Condent

✔ Henry Every red

✔ Henry Every black

✔ Christopher Moody

✔ Thomas Tew

✔ Richard Worley

✔ Emanuel Wynne

IMPORTANT HINTS

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* Tap screen twice to start/stop wind!

PERMISSION

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* Hardware permission is used for blow wind detection.

About Jolly Roger

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The Jolly Roger is any of various flags flown to identify a ship's crew as pirates. The flag most commonly identified as the Jolly Roger today is the skull and crossbones, a flag consisting of a human skull above two long bones set in an x-mark arrangement on a black field. This design was used by several pirates, including Captains Edward England and John Taylor.Some Jolly Roger flags also include an hourglass, another common symbol representing death in 17th- and 18th-century Europe. Despite its prominence in popular culture, plain black flags were often employed by most pirates in the 17th-18th century. Historically, the flag was flown to frighten pirates' victims into surrendering without a fight, since it conveyed the message that the attackers were outlaws who would not consider themselves bound by the usual rules of engagement—and might, therefore, slaughter those they defeated (since captured pirates were usually hanged, they did not have much to gain by asking quarter if defeated).

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