inspired by a contribution in another basic forum and with the kind permission of the author, I have created the following 'screensaver' - more for fun and the joy of the beautiful patterns - the clock as a meaningful addition.
code adapted for the annex RDS - 800x 480 - 4,3 inch bright Display
Annex32-S3 CAN DMT LVGL HID OTG 2.00.94 qio opi
Code: [Local Link Removed for Guests]
lvgl.init WHITE, 0x000000 '0x003a57
lvgl.set_theme black, black, 20, 0, 0
lvgl.load_font "/fonts/clock1.bin",102
lvgl.load_font "/fonts/clock2.bin",103
rem lvgl.remove_flag lvgl.screen, 0x10 ' remove scrollability
lvgl.clean
counter$=""
lb1=LVGL.LABEL " " , 250, 300, 24, 100
lvgl.set_font lb1, 102
lvgl.set_pos lb1, 50, 115
lvgl.set_size lb1, 24, 240
LVGL.SET_BORDER_WIDTH lb1, 2
lvgl.set_text_color lb1, 0xFFD700
lvgl.set_bg_color lb1, 0x000000
LVGL.SET_BG_OPA lb1, 0
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lb2=LVGL.LABEL " " , 250, 300, 24, 100
lvgl.set_font lb2, 103
lvgl.set_pos lb2, 720, 10
lvgl.set_size lb2, 50, 400
LVGL.SET_BORDER_COLOR lb2, 0x000000
LVGL.SET_BORDER_WIDTH lb2, 1
lvgl.set_text_color lb2, 0xFFD700
lvgl.set_bg_color lb2, 0x000000
LVGL.SET_TEXT_ALIGN lb2, 2
LVGL.SET_BG_OPA lb2, 0
cntr=0
Do
tft.fill black
For G=-Rnd()*42 To 1000
tt=rnd()*99: qq=rnd()*99
uu=rnd()*320: vv=rnd()*240
A=rnd()*3
R=90/(1+rnd()*100)
Q=(1+3)*(0.5+rnd()/2)
aa=1+3*rnd()^2: M=1
If rnd()*9<4 Then Q=R:T=0:qq=0:A=0:M=Pi/3:aa=1
C=(1+3*rnd()^2)*R*R
Color = rnd()*&hFFFFFF
For i=0 To C
S=-Log(rnd()): T=i*M
U=S*R*Sin(T): V=S*Q*Cos(T)
T=S*A
X=U*Cos(T)+V*Sin(T)
Y=V*Cos(T)-U*Sin(T)
D=(X*X+Y*Y)/(R*R+Q*Q)
Z=99 * (2.7^-D) + 0.1
Z=Z*(rnd()-0.5)^3
y0=Y*Cos(tt)+Z*Sin(tt)
Z=Z*Cos(tt)-Y*Sin(tt)
x0=uu+X*Cos(qq)+y0*Sin(qq)
y0=vv-X*Sin(qq)+y0*Cos(qq)
rem xx0= CONVERT.LIMITS(x0, 0, tft.width)
rem yy0= CONVERT.LIMITS(x0, 0, TFT.HEIGHT)
tft.Pixel x0*2+50,y0*2+20, color ' faktoren für anpassung an bildschirmgrösse engl: faktors für adjustment to screensize
cntr=cntr+1
lvgl.set_text lb1,str$(cntr)
lvgl.set_text lb2,left$(time$,5)
lvgl.refresh
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tft.save "/sphere.bmp"
Loop

PS:Actually, the labels should be translucent. What did I do wrong?
a nice day Ron