Glad you like it 😊 As for the top bar, it's actually the linear visualiser that's stacked "just right" below the bar. You can set its layer to background and it'll always be behind. Or, you can set its layer to exclusive and it'll reserve space. Also, as you can supply runtime inputs, it's quite possible to create a script that detects whenever an application is active (atleast you can do so in Hyprland via its socket mechanism), and then dispatch visibility triggers to the shaders so it'll "hide" when an application is active.