Weather not working?

[jsmorley]

Not a big deal, but I think you will find that if you get the latest version of the "tools" at:

https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=34734#p172158

That 1) I have added automatic translation of the Month/Day names to the measures, and 2) I think the new version of the "find location code" skin is a bit better.

[eclectic-tech]

Looks good eclectic-tech!

I propose that we let this marinate here for a day or two, then move it to the "Weather Skins" list under your name with credit to HipHopium.

Yes... let's see what develops. Hopefully nothing too serious.

The method for skin specific term translations can be done different ways; I decided to include a few examples in the language variables file instead of just instructions to translate. Hopefully this doesn't confuse rather than help...

[dasxardas]

SUMMARY
Removed Settings skin
Instead use 'Language' code (en-US, etc.) and edit skin specific terms in #@#WeatherComJSONLanguage.inc for you language
Corrected TYPO in day/night test
Added context options to edit variables, language, and find weather codes (JSMorley's skin )
Reworked moon to match forecast day format and added moon rise/moon set times

Should be working for any TWC supported language. Renamed folder in package to "Realistic Weather Forecast"...

EDIT: Corrected missing Day1 evening conditions. (I wish I was perfect!)
Realistic Weather Forecast_1.2020.03.10.rmskin

I'll try that, but it looks great.

[eclectic-tech]

Not a big deal, but I think you will find that if you get the latest version of the "tools" at:

https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=34734#p172158

That 1) I have added automatic translation of the Month/Day names to the measures, and 2) I think the new version of the "find location code" skin is a bit better.

Too many updates to keep up with!

I thought I had grabbed the latest, but I forgot that I downloaded your new version the other day... I will update the package later tonight or tomorrow with those; have to keep the "other half" happy too!

[Yincognito]

Just saying...is the scroll resizing gone from the latest version?

[dvo]

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 ;=====================================
;Dutch
; =====================================
;FeelsLike=Gevoelstemperatuur
;Humidity=Luchtvochtigheid
;Wind=Wind
;Visibility=Zicht
;Pressure=Luchtdruk
;ChanceOfPrecip=Kans op Neerslag

;Date="Sunday":"Zondag","Monday":"Maandag","Tuesday":"Dinsdag","Wednesday":"Woensdag","Thursday":"Donderdag","Friday":"Vrijdag","Saturday":"Zaterdag","January":"Januari","February":"Februari","March":"Maart","April":"April","June":"Juni","July":"Juli","August":"Augustus","September":"September","October":"Oktober","November":"November","December":"December"

[eclectic-tech]

Just saying...is the scroll resizing gone from the latest version?

I commented out scrolling using the mouse due to the possibility to overwhelm the WebParser, and locking up the skin, if scrolled quickly.

If you want scrolling, simply remove the semicolons of the mouse scroll lines in the [Rainmeter] section.
You can set the SCALE in the [Variables] section of the skin; default is SCALE=0.5

I am making a few changes suggested by JSMorley, adding changes that should make it easier to translate terms by setting a 'Lang' variable, and moving common variables to 'GeneralVariables.inc' file. Will be posting an update later this evening.

[eclectic-tech]

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 ;=====================================
;Dutch
; =====================================
;FeelsLike=Gevoelstemperatuur
;Humidity=Luchtvochtigheid
;Wind=Wind
;Visibility=Zicht
;Pressure=Luchtdruk
;ChanceOfPrecip=Kans op Neerslag

;Date="Sunday":"Zondag","Monday":"Maandag","Tuesday":"Dinsdag","Wednesday":"Woensdag","Thursday":"Donderdag","Friday":"Vrijdag","Saturday":"Zaterdag","January":"Januari","February":"Februari","March":"Maart","April":"April","June":"Juni","July":"Juli","August":"Augustus","September":"September","October":"Oktober","November":"November","December":"December"

Thanks DVO. I will add a Dutch translation file to the new language files; a new general variable 'LANG' is being added to allow quickly setting skin specific terms... 'Lang=Dutch' will be available in the update.

Note that date terms will now be resolved by updated JSON measures by JSMorley, so the 'Date=...' section is no longer needed with the upcoming release.

[Yincognito]

I commented out scrolling using the mouse due to the possibility to overwhelm the WebParser, and locking up the skin, if scrolled quickly.

If you want scrolling, simply remove the semicolons of the mouse scroll lines in the [Rainmeter] section.
You can set the SCALE in the [Variables] section of the skin; default is SCALE=0.5

I am making a few changes suggested by JSMorley, adding changes that should make it easier to translate terms by setting a 'Lang' variable, and moving common variables to 'GeneralVariables.inc' file. Will be posting an update later this evening.

Oh, ok - I didn't know that. And yes, I noticed that quick scrolling locked up the skin right ever since I first installed it.
Anyway, it was just an observation - I only installed it to see its progress. Nice job, by the way.

[eclectic-tech]

Updated JSON measures and WeatherComCodes to latest versions (Thanks JSMorley!)

:Changes:
Added new context menu items:
- Choose Location (latest JSMorley's excellent skin!)
- Edit General Variables (Scale, Lang, Time, and Date Formats)
- Edit Weather Variables (TWC Language Code, LocationCode [Manually], UpdateRate)
- Edit Current Language (If you prefer different translations than those supplied)
- Add New Language (To add skin specific terms in a new language [see instructions in the file])
- Translations simplified due to update JSON measures (only 6 skin specific terms need to be translated)

Includes English terms translations into: Spanish, French, German, and Dutch (Other languages can be easily set up)

To get a completely translated skin you need to set 2 variables:
1) the 'Lang' variable in 'GeneralVariables.inc' to your language file; 'Lang=French'. This will translate skin specific terms.
2) set the 'Language' variable in 'WeatherComJSONVariables.inc' to your TWC language code; 'Language=fr-FR'. This will return TWC data in your language.

Both can be done using the context menu options.

Updated file in previous post

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