Is it possible to send arguments to activate a specific wallpaper in DeskScapes?

Unless,the developer is keen on implement that features,you're out of luck. There is is no script allow,unless you personally complied on it which broke the Eula. 

I don't need them to implement the features I've  mentioned; I can take care of that by creating an external program, that can pass launch arguments to DeskScapes, but I can't find any documentation saying weather or not DeskScapes has the ability to load wallpaper by passing an argument to the launcher, and if so, what they're called specifically

You are sure the developers is going tell you that "specifically" ?? They can do that on their own if they want to,why need/give you anyway??

It's standard practice to tell the users of your product something so simple, launch arguments are built into nearly every program for windows, all with clear documentation.

I just want to do this project and I didn't want to pay for Wallpaper Engine, which I could do if someone could just tell me how I can make the program load a wallpaper in a way that I can interface with.

I don't think you quite understand what I'm trying to accomplish here.

Well I am slightly do know what are you try to do. But I don't think you going to get it,some software will disclose that,some don't for practical reasons. Maybe someone would chime in proved me wrong,but those years I have been here,I see no one asking for "arguments " of Stardock software until now.  Good luck anyway. 

evshaddock : Are you wanting to apply static wallpapers or videos?

Gaspershooters: There is nothing wrong with what he wants to know

Thank you! I'm trying to apply a video. 
if I needed to apply a specific static wallpaper I would probably resort to rainmeter or something 

All you have to do place the dream file names in a bat file, with waits to pause before changing to the next dream.

For example:

@echo OFF

"c:\dreams\Lac du Boreon 2.Dream"
TIMEOUT /T 3600
"c:\dreams\Costa Sunset.Dream"

You can also build a triggered dream using the DreamMaker tool which will run a specific video based on a time trigger.

Awesome! thank you!!

Whenever I make this tool, would anyone like me to release it?