wELL I had heard that to move a gif in rainmeter we got to convert it into indie png images. But unfortunately my gif turned out to be 51 images long.
https://docs.rainmeter.net/tips/animated-gif-files/#:~:text=Method%20Two%3A%20Converting%20a%20.gif%20to%20a%20multiple%20frame%20%22Bitmap%22%20image
Yes, so I made them all into png using giffframe.exe. Now I guess I can make a bitmap meter out of all those images?
And it was also working(Partially )
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Webparser graph for covid cases
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Re: Webparser graph for covid cases
May be you don't have tobalala wrote: ↑January 15th, 2022, 9:44 am But that's not a bitmap. There are 52 individual frames (.png images), which can be used on an Image meter. And that Image meter can be easily resized through the W and H options, no need to use TransformationMatrix. You said you want to use Bitmap meter, which is a completely different thing.
Additionally, it's almost impossible to download all those 52 images, one by one. Sorry, but I definitely won't do this...
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Re: Webparser graph for covid cases
You... You are just awsome.
Btw, can you explain me how calc works here
Btw, can you explain me how calc works here
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Re: Webparser graph for covid cases
It's just an ternary operation.Alloutofmercy wrote: ↑January 15th, 2022, 10:24 am You... You are just awsome.
Btw, can you explain me how calc works here
The Calc = 50 ? is the condition. If true, it sets the value of the measure 0 otherwise, it increases the value of the measure by 1.
Look up ternary operator to get more information. But in most places, you'd find == as the equality operator, but somehow the developers of Rainmeter decided to use a single =.
Anyway, that's just it.
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Re: Webparser graph for covid cases
yeah so what if I have 25 images in total?
And I am guessing updatedivider wont work only update=45 in [Rainmeter] works right?
And I am guessing updatedivider wont work only update=45 in [Rainmeter] works right?
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Re: Webparser graph for covid cases
I didn't understand the questionAlloutofmercy wrote: ↑January 15th, 2022, 12:04 pm yeah so what if I have 25 images in total?
And I am guessing updatedivider wont work only update=45 in [Rainmeter] works right?
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Re: Webparser graph for covid cases
In my opinion a much simpler formula would be Formula=(( Calc + 1 ) % 52 ). No condition required in this case.death.crafter wrote: ↑January 15th, 2022, 11:56 am The Calc = 50 ? is the condition. If true, it sets the value of the measure 0 otherwise, it increases the value of the measure by 1.
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Re: Webparser graph for covid cases
Formula=Calc = 51 ? 0 : Calc + 1
Formula=(Calc + 1) % 52
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