theAzack9, this would be a great plugin, but now I have a problem. Could I achieve somehow to blur not what I have behind the skin, but the images on the skin? This would be useful for me now.
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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
Sorry for a late answer...balala wrote:theAzack9, this would be a great plugin, but now I have a problem. Could I achieve somehow to blur not what I have behind the skin, but the images on the skin? This would be useful for me now.
Thanks.
The thing with the magic that is done in c++ is that it is all or nothing, so there isn't any way of choosing a part to blur. :/
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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
My question didn't relate to this.theAzack9 wrote:The thing with the magic that is done in c++ is that it is all or nothing, so there isn't any way of choosing a part to blur. :/
I have the following code:
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[Rainmeter]
Update=-1
SkinWidth=120
SkinHeight=90
[BlurBehind]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=FrostedGlass
BlurEnabled=1
[Meter]
Meter=Image
ImageName=#@#Whatever.png
X=10
Y=10
W=100
H=70
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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
It is probably possible, but not with this plugin, sorry.balala wrote:My question didn't relate to this.
I have the following code:Now the parts of the skin uncovered by the image are blurring what I have behind them. I'd like to blur the image itself (which is part of the skin). Could I?Code: Select all
[Rainmeter] Update=-1 SkinWidth=120 SkinHeight=90 [BlurBehind] Measure=Plugin Plugin=FrostedGlass BlurEnabled=1 [Meter] Meter=Image ImageName=#@#Whatever.png X=10 Y=10 W=100 H=70
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Could you "pre-blur" the image and switch between the blurred and the non-blurred version? You can probably achieve the blur effect with something like ImageMagick.
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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
Ok, that's exactly what I thought, too. Just asked, to be sure.theAzack9 wrote:It is probably possible, but not with this plugin, sorry.
No, that's not a viable option, because I should have to blur some changing images (in a "slideshow" skin).theAzack9 wrote:Could you "pre-blur" the image and switch between the blurred and the non-blurred version? You can probably achieve the blur effect with something like ImageMagick.
But thanks anyway for your reply.
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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
Still haven't found a way to specify the blur regions X Y coordinates, or W H? 

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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
This method will only set the blur to the entire skin window, there is no way at all to ever 'control' the blurring with this method.
The only work around I could see if you made a 'dummy' skin that you control its location and dimensions from another skin - but even this method would probably have some problems (like dragging the skin to a new location).
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The only work around I could see if you made a 'dummy' skin that you control its location and dimensions from another skin - but even this method would probably have some problems (like dragging the skin to a new location).
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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
Hmmm, it could work by making hwnd's that always stays behind the skin, but i don't think that is a good idea at all. (plugin-wise) Though it would certainly be possible, but really hacky...Brian wrote:This method will only set the blur to the entire skin window, there is no way at all to ever 'control' the blurring with this method.
The only work around I could see if you made a 'dummy' skin that you control its location and dimensions from another skin - but even this method would probably have some problems (like dragging the skin to a new location).
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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
Yes, I thought to this, but from my point of view, it's hard to handle it, exactly for what you've described.Brian wrote:The only work around I could see if you made a 'dummy' skin that you control its location and dimensions from another skin - but even this method would probably have some problems (like dragging the skin to a new location).
Thanks anyway.
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Re: FrostedGlass - Frosted glass effect in windows 10
It's not a huge deal so long as you don't mind limiting the aesthetics to square windows. As long as the skin width and height are fixed, like in my case, it's fine.