theAzack9 wrote:You were right about the FillColor, it's fixed in the latest commit
The gradient works fine for me tho, so i assume it's probably because i changed the syntax
If it for some reason still doesn't work, try this:
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[MeterVector]
Meter=Vector
Shape=Rectangle:100,100,400,400|OutlineWidth:0|Gradient:Linear,StopDef,0,0,0,1
StopDef=255,0,0;0|0,255,0,255;0.5|0,0,255;1
and reply a copy of the code you're trying
FillColor (default or defined) is still
not working I don't believe.
[MeterVector]
Meter=Vector
Shape=Rectangle:0,0,200,200|FillColor:0,0,0,255
Gradient is working with the new syntax, although I have run into a problem.
[MeterVector]
Meter=Vector
Shape=Rectangle:100,100,400,400|OutlineWidth:0|Gradient:Linear,StopDef,0,0,0,1
StopDef=255,0,0;0|0,255,0,255;0.5|0,0,255;1
That works, but the gradient is based on the meter "container" and not the "shape". the long and the short of it is that if I add for instance Y=100 to that, the gradient is still based on Y=0 (the actual top of the meter container) and is offset inside the shape. Try it and you will see what I mean.
Take a look at this:
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[Rainmeter]
Update=1000
DynamicWindowSize=1
AccurateText=1
[MeterVector]
Meter=Vector
Shape=Rectangle:0,0,300,100|OutlineWidth:0|Gradient:Linear,StopDef,0,0,0,1
StopDef=255,0,0;0|0,255,0,255;0.5|0,0,255;1
[MeterVector2]
Meter=Vector
Y=20R
Shape=Rectangle:0,0,300,100|OutlineWidth:0|Gradient:Linear,StopDef,0,0,0,1
StopDef=255,0,0;0|0,255,0,255;0.5|0,0,255;1
[MeterVector3]
Meter=Vector
X=20R
Y=0
Shape=Rectangle:0,50,300,100|OutlineWidth:0|Gradient:Linear,StopDef,0,0,0,1
StopDef=255,0,0;0|0,255,0,255;0.5|0,0,255;1
1.jpg
So if the "offset" is in the shape itself, as in [MeterVector3], then the gradient is fine. If the "offset" is in the meter's Y option, as in [MeterVector2], then it's having an issue.
Not sure how to attack this, but seems to me the gradient must be based on the "shape" and not the "meter". We can't reasonably say "to use a gradient, all meters must be at X=0, Y=0 in the skin, and all positioning must be done with offsets in the shape definition."
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