Scrplus/BCB screen saver development kit

Scrplus5 (for BCB5), 3.6Mb — Beta-test of this BCB5 upgrade
Scrplus4 (for BCB4), 3.3Mb — Features include a 'New Saver' expert which creates a new saver, either plain or OpenGL or DirectDraw; automated variables so you can design all the settings and configuration dialog visually, without programming; and lots of example savers with source code.
Scrplus1.33 (for BCB3), 2.7Mb — the previous version, doesn't include automated variables or OpenGL saver.

Purchase the full version [US$300]

If you are making commercial or corporate savers, you must purchase a license before distributing them. (This also applies if you are making 'freebie' savers to give away as part of some other commercial endeavour—such as commercial web sites, hardware or advertising). In purchasing a license, you will also get a password to unlock the Scrplus source code. This password works with all versions of Scrplus. If you have any queries, please send an email.
The licence and source code are delivered essentially 'as they are'. The intention is that you evaluate the suitability of Scrplus by downloading the trial version, and that you purchase it only if it meets your needs. We will endeavour to provide email support for Scrplus-related problems, and to fix bugs, but cannot provide general programming assistance and cannot make any guarantees.
If you are a student, hobbyist producer of freeware/shareware, in education, or making a saver for charity, then you may distribute your Scrplus savers without restriction and you do not need to purchase a license. (If you want the password to unlock the source code, email.)
Note that the Scrplus source code remains at all times the intellectual property of its author, Lucian Wischik. You may not pass it on or distribute it in modified or unmodified form without his express permission. Email him for details.

Finally released the long-awaited Scrplus4 for BCB4. This is WAY easy to use. Includes a wizard for a 3d accelerated OpenGL saver, and for a DirectDraw saver. Lots of fun example saver source code — including Dragon Cutlets, a winner in the 1999 3dfiles.net screen saver contest. Extensive help in HTML format.