One app for the skll Omarchy plugins. It installs, enables and places each one in the Omarchy shell, and holds all of their settings.
intro
The bar and the dock have to live inside the Omarchy shell, so they stay shell plugins. OmaCraft manages them from the outside, through the same routes the plugins and Omarchy already offer: their own commands, IPC and config files, rewritten in place.
This site is built the same way. Every workspace up top is one of OmaCraft's pages, and every effect on it is the real thing, running in your browser:
- Wallpapers: pick a background and the whole site re-themes from its colours.
- Boot Splash: TheDraw fonts parsed from the original
.tdffiles, with omascii's intro effects. - Window Transitions: the plugin's 47 presets, with their own curves and durations.
- Burn My Windows: close or reopen any window here with an effect.
- Main Bar: the bar above is yours. Change its look and colours, or drag its widgets around.
Keys work too: 1…7 switch workspaces, W closes the focused window, F fullscreens it, / opens the launcher, ? shows the rest.
Wallpaper colours
Scheme
Contrast
Accent: click one of the wallpaper's colours
OmaCraft's parts that follow too
Or an Omarchy theme
Text
Font
Or the current wallpaper is used.
Width columns
Characters
Colour
Intro effect
The same art with omascii, on your boot screen
Animations
Speed
Window shape
Workspace shape
Active border
Spin it (borderangle loop)
One turn takes
~/.config/hypr/animation_preset.lua
Window effects
Speed
Intensity
Colour
Close any window with W or its ×: it goes with one of your closing effects, at random. Closed windows wait in the tab at the bottom of the screen and come back with an opening effect.
Look: shape, fill, spacing
Colour scheme
Drag widgets between the lanes here, or straight on the bar itself. Drop one on the shelf to hide it.
Left
Centre
Right
Shelf (hidden)
Edge
Float
Transparency
Height
Spacing
Launcher opens with
On Omarchy, or any Arch system with the Omarchy shell:
❯ git clone https://github.com/SK33M/omacraft.git ❯ cd omacraft ❯ bin/install
bin/install builds OmaCraft and installs it as the omacraft package with makepkg -si, so pacman pulls in what it needs: Qt 6 and its web view, Python with Pillow, Node.js, archiso and squashfs-tools. It then shows up in the app launcher.
Optional extras, offered by their pages when missing:
| Animated boot intros | ttfx |
| The boot screen | plymouth |
| matugen, pywal, flavours schemes | matugen, python-pywal16, flavours |
| ROFIoma | rofi jq wl-clipboard wtype swaync |
| 1…9 | Switch to the first nine pages |
| Ctrl PgUp Ctrl PgDn | Previous / next page |
| Ctrl R | Restart the Omarchy shell |
| ? | Show the shortcuts, with the page's own |
| T | Transitions: animations off, or back on |
| R | Burn: any effect at random · Bar: shuffle |
| N | Wallpapers: next wallpaper |
| Ctrl Enter | Boot Splash: apply to the boot screen |
| SUPER ALT W | The wallpaper picker overlay |
Installing links a plugin's code into ~/.config/omarchy/plugins. Removing disables it, then removes the link, or moves a real folder to ~/.local/share/omacraft/stash.
Switching on and off edits shell.json in place, touching only that plugin's entries.
Wallpaper colours reach OmaCraft's parts. A theme-set hook runs omacraft --sync-colors after every theme switch, so the border gradient follows each new wallpaper while OmaCraft is closed.
OmaCraft and its plugins are © 2026 skll, under the MIT license. Burn My Windows follows the ideas of Simon Schneegans' extension, with every shader written from scratch. TheDraw fonts are the DOS-era originals.