Hi Sapphica69
My posted code is just a sample to show how to change cyclically/repeatedly display in a meter. It does not display anything relevant. So, you have to incorporate this way to your HWiNFO skin code. You didn't see anything after you did it?
Sorry, my post might be unnecessarily difficult to read as balala said. Moreover, my English is so bad. Please refer balala's suggestion instead.
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Re: Cycle temps
Sorry, I didn't want to say anything like this. Sorry if you felt bad.
And no, your solution has nothing wrong. It is perfectly good. Mine is just another approach of the same question.
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Re: Cycle temps
I liked Mak_kawa's solution but when I used it in Rainmeter shouldn't it be outputting on a Cycle; This is Measure 1, This is measure 2, This is measure 3...repeat?
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Re: Cycle temps
Hi Sapphica69
If you post the whole of your HWiNFO skin code, examination for the issue would be possible...
If you post the whole of your HWiNFO skin code, examination for the issue would be possible...
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Re: Cycle temps
Hi balala
My friends/partner often say to me, "Your talking is unneccesarily difficult. Why don't you talk more easy??"
My friends/partner often say to me, "Your talking is unneccesarily difficult. Why don't you talk more easy??"
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Re: Cycle temps
This is exactly what it does: Not this has been your request?Sapphica69 wrote: ↑June 9th, 2020, 9:14 pm I liked Mak_kawa's solution but when I used it in Rainmeter shouldn't it be outputting on a Cycle; This is Measure 1, This is measure 2, This is measure 3...repeat?
Note that you have to replace the [measure1] - [measure3] measures with the HWiNFO plugin measures, which are returning the appropriate temperatures.
Only one remark related to mak_kawa's last code: there is a small mistake into the [meter1] meter. Its Text option is mistakenly written as Test, but this is not an important mistake, because if on a meter (as well as on measures) an option is written mistakenly, Rainmeter uses the default value of that option. In this case the default Text=%1 option is used, instead of Test=%1, which makes no sens.
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Re: Cycle temps
No, I don't think it would be. Although English is nor my native language, I think I understand you well, so no problems...
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Re: Cycle temps
I didn't catch that. The "Test" Typo. For the life of me I couldn't figure out why it wasn't displaying anything. Doh! It's exactly what I was looking for. ...and I learned stuff...balala wrote: ↑June 10th, 2020, 7:10 am This is exactly what it does:
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Not this has been your request?
Note that you have to replace the [measure1] - [measure3] measures with the HWiNFO plugin measures, which are returning the appropriate temperatures.
Only one remark related to mak_kawa's last code: there is a small mistake into the [meter1] meter. Its Text option is mistakenly written as Test, but this is not an important mistake, because if on a meter (as well as on measures) an option is written mistakenly, Rainmeter uses the default value of that option. In this case the default Text=%1 option is used, instead of Test=%1, which makes no sens.
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Re: Cycle temps
Typo is my life...
But really strange. I have "tested" that code last night, and it certainly did work...?! Maybe, no, certainly, fairy work!!
But really strange. I have "tested" that code last night, and it certainly did work...?! Maybe, no, certainly, fairy work!!
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Re: Cycle temps
Sapphica69 wrote: ↑June 10th, 2020, 10:16 am I didn't catch that. The "Test" Typo. For the life of me I couldn't figure out why it wasn't displaying anything. Doh! It's exactly what I was looking for. ...and I learned stuff... Thank you!! <3
Even with that typo, it definitely should work. I described in my previous reply why.
Don't worry, it happens to everyone.