SwazBlanker

The Amiga Blanker Workstation
Bring your amiga to life when its bored!
SwazBlanker is a modular screen blanker for kickstart 39 (workbench 3.0) or higher. The main program and all modules support localization so you may have it in any language that you choose (provided that the correct catalog files have been installed). Where possible I have used 24 bit color and do not use the Amiga hardware directly. Several blankers do take advantage of the Amiga hardware and use the copper, but they will still continue to function on non Amiga hardware.

Blanker Screen Shots
Here are screen shots of 3 blanker modules, there are many more included in the SwazBlanker distribution!


SnapShot Interference
All blanker packages seem to have some color cycled rippled pool effects, so here is the one for SwazBlanker.
SnapShot Mig
Originally this blanker started out trying to show the magnetic fields between point changes in space, I never managed to get the algorithms perfect, tweaking here and there trying to get the colors looking nice. But never mind, it still gives to something to look at while you are sitting idle at your Amiga!
SnapShot Pop
This is my favourite blanker! This is similar to Pyro except that it is more graphics intensive and much more impressive. Preferably run on a high resoloution 256 color display with 24bit color (although it can go as low as 32 colors low resoloution) this blanker explodes thousands of pixels (configurable to lower values for slow machines) from a point on the display with a nice color fade of the trail of the element as it dies away.

Distribution Archives
Download the very latest versions!


  • SwazBlanker 2.40
    This was the last public full release distribution on Aminet.
  • SwazBlanker 2.42 (570Kb)
    Fixes problems that occur occasionally when opening CyberGraphics display modes. Have changed the tool types quite a bit, and made a bug fix to swazconfig.library.
  • SwazBlanker 2.42 update B (54Kb)
    Now has Evergy* PowerSave features (requires CyberGraphics).


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accesses since
January 1996