![]() If you don't understand something please let me know. IfCondition=MeasureCore0Load 50) & (MeasureCore0Load 75 IfCondition=MeasureCore0Temp 50) & (MeasureCore0Temp 60) & (MeasureCore0Temp 70 The skin is working for an AMD Ryzen CPU and MSI b450 motherboard. Hi guys, I created a simplified Dashboard skin for Rainmeter to monitor CPU, GPU and FPS. IfAboveAction=!SetOption Core0LoadBar BarColor #Red# cpu dashboard gpu monitoring temperature monitor rainmeter rainmeterskin. IfEqualAction=!SetOption Core0LoadBar BarColor #Yellow# IfBelowAction=!SetOption Core0LoadBar BarColor #LoadBlue# IfCondition=(Core0TempPercent >=0) & (Core0TempPercent 50) & (Core0TempPercent 60) & (Core0TempPercent 70) & (Core0TempPercent <= 100)įormula=(Core0LoadPercent < 51 ? -1 : (Core0LoadPercent < 76 ? 1 : 2)) I haven't actually tested your code, but it couldn't hurt to try this if you continue having issues. One more thing, you may need to use IfConditionMode=1 to ensure that the values are taken into account on every update. Look at the fixed code above for an example. Your second IfCondition statement should skip to the second number (Instead of IfCondition1 use IfCondition2) and so on. *Also you should start your first IfCondition without a number appended to the end (Instead of IfCondtion0 use IfCondition). IfTrueAction4=!SetOption Core0TempBar BarColor #Red1# IfCondition=(Core0TempPercent >= 0) & (Core0TempPercent 50) & (Core0TempPercent 60) & (Core0TempPercent 70) & (Core0TempPercent <= 100) Here is a selection of code that works with three colors using IfActions that I had previously been using: I want to use the IfConditions function instead of IfActions because IfActions only allows for three ranges and colors and I wish to use four or more colors. This particular code gives me the default white color for every temperature range. IfTrueAction3=!SetOption Core0TempBar BarColor #Red1# IfTrueAction2=!SetOption Core0TempBar BarColor #Orange1# IfTrueAction1=!SetOption Core0TempBar BarColor #Yellow1# ![]() HWiNFO is really a nice program, and although it takes some effort to find and set up the measure options you need, that is going to be true of any approach for monitoring sensors, (which vary wildly depending on the hardware) and I have found it to be really robust and reliable.IfTrueAction0=!SetOption Core0TempBar BarColor #Blue1# I haven't had the issue in a while.Īnyway, glad to help. However, the latest beta of HWiNFO and the 2.0 version of the Rainmeter plugin seems to have stopped this from happening. I had to edit and toggle between them when this happened. it seemed that after a "hard boot" it would sometimes come up with one of two ID numbers for it. I used to have that issue from time to time with my GPU and HWiNFO as well. Hopefully this isn't going to be a regularity. ![]() Well, with just one small letdown so far: After rebooting the system the IDs of my graphics card (MSI 970) has changed, so I had to edit the skin again (using "Graphite" from Deviantart as a basis at the moment). Tannhaeuser wrote:YES! This is doing the magic! Already playing around with it - and it works. Ok, we are all on the same page now, here is the skin: The HWiNFO plugin for Rainmeter that will be installed by this skin is incompatible with earlier versions of HWiNFO, and if you have existing HWiNFO skins you will need to extensively edit them to work with the new app and plugin. This skin requires that you get and run the latest HWiNFO (portable or installed) of version 4.47 or later for your 32bit/64bit architecture from:ĭO NOT INSTALL THIS SKIN IF YOU ARE RUNNING AN EARLIER VERSION OF HWiNFO, or HAVE EXISTING SKINS that use it, and don't want to upgrade to at least 4.47. This image will be of great help as you are setting your options: You will need to use the SharedMemoryViewer.exe that is included in the folder of the skin, to set the HWiNFO measures to reflect YOUR hardware. Here is an example skin you can tear apart to see how to use the plugin.
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