How to make color transfusion

[GFTs]

Let me arrive home then i'll post it for sure !

[Yincognito]

Let me arrive home then i'll post it for sure !

Alrighty then.

[GFTs]

This is my entier code

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[Rainmeter]
Name = Windows Taskbar Clock
Author = lynxNZL
OnRefreshAction=[!ZPos "2"]

[Variables]
text_color = 0,255,0,255
bg_color = 0,0,0,1
font = Segoe UI SemiLight
fontsize = 9
w = 120
h = 30

[MeasureClock]
Timezone = +2
Measure = Time
Format = time[%#H:%#M] date(%#d/%m)

[FontStyle]
FontFace = #font#
FontSize = #fontsize#
FontColor = #text_color#
StringAlign = center
AntiAlias = 1

[Size]
Meter = Image
SolidColor = #bg_color#
w = #w#
h = #h#

[MeterClock]
Meter = STRING
MeasureName = MeasureClock
MeterStyle = FontStyle
X = (#w#/2)
Y = 6 

i wonder if i can make the clock cloro itself changeing like rainbow.

[Yincognito]

This is my entier code

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[Rainmeter]
Name = Windows Taskbar Clock
Author = lynxNZL
OnRefreshAction=[!ZPos "2"]

[Variables]
text_color = 0,255,0,255
bg_color = 0,0,0,1
font = Segoe UI SemiLight
fontsize = 9
w = 120
h = 30

[MeasureClock]
Timezone = +2
Measure = Time
Format = time[%#H:%#M] date(%#d/%m)

[FontStyle]
FontFace = #font#
FontSize = #fontsize#
FontColor = #text_color#
StringAlign = center
AntiAlias = 1

[Size]
Meter = Image
SolidColor = #bg_color#
w = #w#
h = #h#

[MeterClock]
Meter = STRING
MeasureName = MeasureClock
MeterStyle = FontStyle
X = (#w#/2)
Y = 6 

i wonder if i can make the clock cloro itself changeing like rainbow.

So, just to be clear, you want the color of the TEXT to transition through rainbow colors, or the color of the BACKGROUND? Or maybe BOTH, in opposite directions?

[GFTs]

the color of the text

[Yincognito]

the color of the text

Ah, ok.

[Yincognito]

the color of the text

There you go:

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[Rainmeter]
Name = Windows Taskbar Clock
Author = lynxNZL
OnRefreshAction=[!ZPos "2"]
Update=#FastUpdate#
DefaultUpdateDivider=#UpdateDivider#

[Variables]
text_color = 0,255,0,255
bg_color = 0,0,0,1
font = Segoe UI SemiLight
fontsize = 9
w = 120
h = 30
FastUpdate=25
SlowUpdate=1000
UpdateDivider=(#SlowUpdate#/#FastUpdate#)
Increment=4
Direction=1
StartColor=0
Quantifier=#StartColor#
Alternator=0

[Transition]
; Disabled=1
Measure=Calc
Formula=((#CURRENTSECTION#+#Increment#)%256)
RegExpSubstitute=1
Substitute="^(.*)$":"(255*(1*(1+(#Direction#))/2+#Alternator#*(1-(#Direction#))/2)-((#Direction#)*(\1)*((1-(#Direction#))/2+(#Direction#)*#Alternator#))),0,(255*(1*(1-(#Direction#))/2+#Alternator#*(1+(#Direction#))/2)+((#Direction#)*(\1)*((1+(#Direction#))/2-(#Direction#)*#Alternator#))),255","^((?:[^,]*,){#Quantifier#})((?:[^,]*,)*)(.*)$":"\2\1\3","\\\d":""
IfCondition=((#CURRENTSECTION#+#Increment#)>=256)
IfTrueAction=[!SetVariable Alternator (1-#Alternator#)][!SetVariable Quantifier ((3+#Quantifier#+#Direction#*#Alternator#*1)%3)]
IfConditionMode=1
UpdateDivider=1
DynamicVariables=1

[MeasureClock]
Timezone = +2
Measure = Time
Format = time[%#H:%#M] date(%#d/%m)

[FontStyle]
FontFace = #font#
FontSize = #fontsize#
FontColor = #text_color#
StringAlign = center
AntiAlias = 1

[Size]
Meter = Image
SolidColor = #bg_color#
w = #w#
h = #h#

[MeterClock]
Meter = STRING
MeasureName = MeasureClock
MeterStyle = FontStyle
FontColor = [Transition]
X = (#w#/2)
Y = 6 
; LeftMouseUpAction=[!UnpauseMeasure Transition][!ToggleMeasure Transition][!SetVariable Quantifier #StartColor#][!SetVariable Alternator 0][!UpdateMeasure Transition][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]
; MiddleMouseUpAction=[!TogglePauseMeasure Transition]
UpdateDivider=1
DynamicVariables=1

I left the Disabled and mouse actions lines commented out, in case you want to start / pause / reset / stop the transition manually. You can delete them if you don't need that - the code is now transitioning colors automatically and forever. You can change the Direction variable to -1 if you want the transition to go in the opposite (reverse) direction, or you can adjust the other variables to your liking, according to the description in my earlier posts.

You should compare the older code with the new one, to understand what I did. It's not hard at all, just some copy paste in the right places from the example I wrote here and a few minor adjustments, and if you get the idea, next time you'll be able to do it yourself.

[GFTs]

Awesome!! and may i have another questin ? about the clock format. when it counts to 00 minutes till 09, it shows only one digit , like `0` `1` `2`, how can i make it even when the clock is 2 minutes, to show `02` not `2` ?

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Format = time[%#H:%#M] date(%#d/%m)

[David8192]

Awesome!! and may i have another questin ? about the clock format. when it counts to 00 minutes till 09, it shows only one digit , like `0` `1` `2`, how can i make it even when the clock is 2 minutes, to show `02` not `2` ?

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Format = time[%#H:%#M] date(%#d/%m)

Use Format = time[%H:%M] date(%#d/%m) without the #.

[GFTs]

thank you so much!!