I am trying to add JSMorley's WeatherComCodes settings to my skin. I have added the WeatherComCodes folder and ini file to my skin folder and have added
pbutler6 wrote: ↑September 10th, 2020, 2:26 pm
My ini file is at C:\Users\Peter\OneDrive - Butler\Applications\Rainmeter\Skins\Sun & Moon\Sun & Moon.ini
Weather.com.ini, which works, is at C:\Users\Peter\OneDrive - Butler\Applications\Rainmeter\Skins\Weather.com\Weather.com.ini
Be very sure that that file is ACTUALLY WeatherComCodes.ini and not WeatherComCodes.ini.txt. I can't be sure because you have that horrid default setting of "Hide extensions for known file types" turned on. I'd be very, very tempted to change that:
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My WeatherComCodes.ini files is at C:\Users\Peter\OneDrive - Butler\Applications\Rainmeter\Skins\Sun & Moon\WeatherComCodes\WeatherComCodes.ini
I copied the [Rainmeter] context code from Weather.com.ini and pasted it in Sun & Moon.ini. I copies the WeatherComCodes folder from the Weather.com folder to the Sun & Moon folder.
I notice that my Rainmeter file contains:
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Could this be the problem?
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pbutler6 wrote: ↑September 10th, 2020, 2:47 pm
My WeatherComCodes.ini files is at C:\Users\Peter\OneDrive - Butler\Applications\Rainmeter\Skins\Sun & Moon\WeatherComCodes\WeatherComCodes.ini
I copied the [Rainmeter] context code from Weather.com.ini and pasted it in Sun & Moon.ini. I copies the WeatherComCodes folder from the Weather.com folder to the Sun & Moon folder.
I notice that my Rainmeter file contains:Screenshot 2020-09-10 104224.jpg
Could this be the problem?
Sure. What is the folder "Settings" all about? I see no reference to that at all in any of our discussion.