How do I have two different custom wallpapers on the same theme?

[raidon-X3]

As the title suggests, I'm trying to get two different custom wallpapers to show up on different monitors but on the same theme. I have a horizontal monitor and a vertical monitor, so having a vertical wallpaper looks bad on the horizontal monitor, and having a horizontal wallpaper looks bad on the vertical monitor. I've tried using feh and hyprpaper to override HyDE's wallpaper but it wont work. Is there a feature in HyDE to do this, and if not is there any workarounds?

[kRHYME7]

have a horizontal monitor and a vertical monitor, so having a vertical wallpaper looks bad on the horizontal monitor, and having a horizontal wallpaper looks bad on the vertical monitor.

Install swww-git , this is already fixed upstream, see LGFae/swww#398 for why it's not on stable.

As the title suggests, I'm trying to get two different custom wallpapers to show up on different monitors but on the same theme.

For now, follow up your queries in here #425

The mentioned method is breaking or not solid yet.
Yes we can add a custom one per display But this might break other wallpaper backend if we don't cache the wallpaper in HyDE level. And propagate it on the wallpaper backend.

Though it shouln't concern you if you are just using swww as backend therefore you can try his script mentioned in #425

[raidon-X3]

Worked perfectly after a reboot, thank you.
Also, for those who have this issue and just want a linear guide on how to get it setup;

1. Install swww-git from aur - run yay -S swww-git. Remove swww if it asks, otherwise remove it after.
2. Reboot so swww-git will fully replace swww
3. Clone this repo - run sudo git clone https://github.com/nil-bot/HyDE-mdwm.git
4. Move the script that was part of that repo to ~/scripts - run mv HyDE-mdwm/create-wallpaper-script.sh ~/scripts/create-wallpaper-script.sh or do it through a file editor like dolphin
5. Make that same script executable - run chmod +x ~/scripts/create-wallpaper-script.sh or in dolphin right click the script > Properties > Permissions > Allow executing file as program
6. Add the line exec-once: ~/scripts/set-wallpaper.sh to ~/.config/hypr/userprefs.json
7. Run the script and go through what it says, you probably want to run it twice to set the wallpaper for both monitors.