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As you can maybe tell with the click to play, I was leaning towards the click to change because I generally like the idea of the subscriber being able to interact with the wallpaper. Unfortunately, the way I would like to do it (where each box would operate independently) isn't possible (for me) because those hue layers have scripts bound to them already and that would break my wallpaper's 'original' option. I'll definitely add the auto hue shift as an extra option after I play with it a bit more. Thanks for the suggestion!