I new to Rainmeter and this is the first time I've used it. I love your skins but I can't get the calendar module to scale? I'm using a 4K 43" TV as my monitor and I'm using the native resolution (3840x2160) and 200% scaling in Windows 10. I've had to use the compatibility trick on several programs including Rainmeter that I guess are not DPI aware to fix the terrible jagged text and other issues. Overriding the Windows scaling fixes the terribly pixelated skins but leaves them tiny, I was able to add scale=2 to all the modules I'm using and make them the proper size but I can't seem to scale the calendar module? I've tried entering the code in about a dozen different location and it either does nothing or completely breaks the module.
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question and I'm missing something but I've spent hours on this and I can't figure it out and it only took me about 15 minutes to figure out the compatibility trick a successfully scale the other modules.
Also I think I found a bug. I scaled the settings modules and that was how I learned how to scale the main module since the settings already have the scale code in the .ini file but if you scale the settings modules it breaks them and none of the settings work so I have to leave them tiny on my 4K screen.
Any help would be appreciated since I've already started to customize them a bit but I'm stuck with a tiny calendar module.
If you have been manually modifying the skins to scale them, that is not the way you want to do it. There is a setting that does everything for you. Right click any skin and select the Global Settings option. Set the scale to 2.0 there. (I'd recommend removing any changes you've made.)
The Settings skins do not scale. They are not something that are used often, so the extra work needed to make them scale is not worth it.
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SilverAzide wrote: ↑May 27th, 2021, 11:59 am
If you have been manually modifying the skins to scale them, that is not the way you want to do it. There is a setting that does everything for you. Right click any skin and select the Global Settings option. Set the scale to 2.0 there. (I'd recommend removing any changes you've made.)
The Settings skins do not scale. They are not something that are used often, so the extra work needed to make them scale is not worth it.
Screenshot 2021-05-27 075352.png
Thanks. I removed the changes I made to the codes but I can't change that value in the global setting, I tried 2 and 2.0 and every time I click anywhere else it just reverts back to the original value? I edited the .ini Global setting and I got everything to scale but it's frustrating that I can't change ANY of the text in the settings modules and I think that's why I edited the .ini files before. I have another counter skin and it's the same thing, all the check boxes, sliders and drop down menus work but when I try to change any of the text in the setting it just reverts back to the original text which makes a lot of features unusable.
eclectic-tech wrote: ↑May 27th, 2021, 4:07 pm
Maybe this is why: You have to press the "Enter" key to set the value typed into any user input.
Thank you so much!!
I can't believe I missed that, I feel pretty stupid. At least now I can input the network adapter I'm using and use the Network Meter module and actually change stuff in the counter skin I'm using!!
Hi
I would like add a chassis fan meter to the cpu meter, just like the cpu fan meter. I modified a few files duplicating the cpu fan meter code but with a different HWinfo sensor info. I checked it works by changing the cpu sensor data to the chassis fan data and the rpm is correctly displayed.
But when used with the new meter i've added it doesn't. The meter IS displayed but with 0 value for rpm and percentage.
Thsi is what I did:
1. Added this in CpuSettings.ini & Defaults/CpuSetting.ini
Already found the issue! I mistyped the sensor name in the measure definition.
mborghi wrote: ↑May 28th, 2021, 8:06 pm
Hi
I would like add a chassis fan meter to the cpu meter, just like the cpu fan meter. I modified a few files duplicating the cpu fan meter code but with a different HWinfo sensor info. I checked it works by changing the cpu sensor data to the chassis fan data and the rpm is correctly displayed.
But when used with the new meter i've added it doesn't. The meter IS displayed but with 0 value for rpm and percentage.
Thsi is what I did:
1. Added this in CpuSettings.ini & Defaults/CpuSetting.ini