No, but you can make this change yourself if you want. There are two approaches you can try: removing all core bars and removing all but one. The simplest is to remove all but one. The way to do this is to trick the CPU Meter into thinking you have a single core machine. However, the downside of this trick means you will not be able to properly monitor core temps or clock speeds. If you use HWiNFO, your temperature and clock speed will be for the first core only.dhmolson wrote: ↑July 30th, 2021, 12:56 am I downloaded it and it looks fine. Not as modern as ModernGadgets like you said but at least it doesn't crash Rainmeter. I do wish there were more customization options though. Any chance you could add the ability to only show overall CPU usage instead of showing the usage for every individual core on the CPU Meter skin?
To do this, right-click the skin and select Edit skin. Find the measure [MeasureCPULogicalCores]. Change the Formula line to Formula=1. Next, find the meters [MeterBarCore1], [MeterPercentCore1], [MeterLineCore1] and change the MeasureName line to MeasureName=MeasureCPU.
The alternative is to just remove all the meters that show the bars (and not changing the core count). The skin height and positioning is calculated based on the number of cores, so you will need to change the formulas that reference the #TotalCores# variable (specifically #GridPosY#). This option is not too difficult and works better than the first option (the code to delete is all in one section). Most meters use relative positioning, so moving them should not affect the display in most cases.
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