I've been use Tech-A skin (updated by MegaT145, https://www.deviantart.com/megat145/art/TECH-A-UPDATED-633079897) for a few years and recently heard about what happened to weather api. So I'm trying to fix it with Openweathermap.org api, but scripting was way different thing than I expected.
Anyone who trying same things? I'm not used to edit bunch of .ini files, XMLs, JSONs and webparser.
Please understand this noob....
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Anyone who try to fixing weather skins?
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Re: Anyone who try to fixing weather skins?
There have been many updates to the weather skin process:
https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=35770
Perhaps find one on the list of those marked green?
https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=35770
Perhaps find one on the list of those marked green?
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Re: Anyone who try to fixing weather skins?
You might want to start here: Step-by-Step Basic Weather Skin Tutorialpsh250092 wrote: ↑February 22nd, 2021, 11:29 am I've been use Tech-A skin (updated by MegaT145, https://www.deviantart.com/megat145/art/TECH-A-UPDATED-633079897) for a few years and recently heard about what happened to weather api. So I'm trying to fix it with Openweathermap.org api, but scripting was way different thing than I expected.
Anyone who trying same things? I'm not used to edit bunch of .ini files, XMLs, JSONs and webparser.
Please understand this noob....
The "master" set of files, plus another example, is here: Weather.com - Parsing the V3 JSON - NEW!
Don't bother with openweathermap.org. It is not nearly as good as weather.com. The basics are pretty simple using the above instructions; just remove all WebParser measures from your skin, add a reference to the @include files mentioned in the links, and then adjust the meters in the skin to refer to the new measures as documented in the second link above.