varaible color roundmeters?

[ItsJustRyan]

Hi!

I've been trying to do some more tweaking on the volume skin, and im trying to get it to have a different color when the volume is at a 100, but the if condition true thing doesnt seem to change the variable. what do i do?

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[Rainmeter]
Update=1

[Metadata]
Author=Ryan

[Variables]
UsedColor=FF8800
FellColor=255,255,255,0
OnCol=0,0,0
@include=#@#Variables.inc

[mVolume]
 Measure=Plugin
 Plugin=NowPlaying.dll
 PlayerName=AIMP
 PlayerType=Volume

[mVolume2]
 Measure=Calc
 Formula=mVolume
 IfCondition=(mVolume = -1)||(mVolume = 0)
 IfTrueAction=[!SetOption "Perc" "Text" "X"][!Update]
 IfFalseAction=[!SetOption "Perc" "Text" "%1"][!Update]
; IfCondition=(mVolume = -1)
; IfTrueAction=[!SetOption "Text2.Brightness" "Text" "Mute"][!Update]
; IfFalseAction=[!SetOption "Text2.Brightness" "Text" "%1%"][!Update]

[mVolume3]
Measure=Calc
Formula=mVolume
IfCondition=(mVolume = 100)
IfTrueAction=[!SetVariable OnCol "22bb45"]
IfFalseAction=[!SetVariable OnCol "FF8800"]


[MeterVol]
Meter=Roundline
MeasureName=mVolume
X=10
Y=0
W=120
H=120
StartAngle=-4.712
RotationAngle=6.283
LineLength=20
LineColor=#OnCol#
Solid=1
AntiAlias=1
 MouseScrollDownAction=[!CommandMeasure "mVolume" "SetVolume -5"][!Update]
 MouseScrollUpAction=[!CommandMeasure "mVolume" "SetVolume +5"][!Update]


[MeterEllipse]
Meter=Shape
Shape=Ellipse 70,60,16 | Stroke Color #FellColor#

[Perc]
Meter=String
MeasureName=mVolume
x=70
y=49
StringAlign=Center
FontFace=Century Gothic
FontWeight=500
FontColor=#UsedColor#
Text=%1
FontSize=12
AntiAlias=1


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[jsmorley]

You need to use DynamicVariables=1 on the Roundline meter. It is using a variable that is being dynamically changed for the color.

[ItsJustRyan]

Thanks! This worked

[balala]

Beside jsmorley's reply, note that Update=1 in the [Rainmeter] section isn't valid. The lowest possible value for Update is 16 (second paragraph here). But I suppose you wanted to use the default Update=1000.
Update is expressed in milliseconds, Update=1000 means one update per 1000 milliseconds = 1 second.