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Hello,
I've just released a new Rainmeter Plugin called HardwareSupervisorRainmeterPlugin.
It's a simple plugin used to show sensors data and it's availabe here:
https://github.com/darkbrain-fc/HardwareSupervisorRainmeterPlugin
It works in conjunction with HardwareSupervisor a Windows Service that
collect sensors information. You can find it here:
https://github.com/darkbrain-fc/HardwareSupervisor
The big advantage of it is that no Administrator account is required (a part of
service installation process).

Hope you like it!
DarkBrain

It's almost exactly what i looked for, but there is a little problem.

The problem is.. Win10 Home 20H2
Rainmeter build 4.5.4.3550
.NET Runtime 3.1.19 (desktop and console)

Configurator also doesn't work for me.

By the way, it's ok that plugin doesn't have a version?

Note: The Rainmeter Skin Installer program, which is used by end-users to install the skins containing your plugin, will not allow the same or older version of the plugin to overwrite a newer version. The means that it is critically important that every release of your plugin must have the "File version" number incremented. If you don't do this, your plugin will not be distributed.

Oh, jeeez!.. I am an idiot, sorry. Just misunderstood a thing and didn't install service. THough it works without any additional soft. Now it works. Thank you, i like it!

Is there a way to set this logs off? I'd prefer to do not know how many time plugin spent to measure something and leave log empty. )

You can simply unflag Notice checkbox. For more info give a look at: https://github.com/darkbrain-fc/HardwareSupervisorRainmeterPlugin/issues/2

DarkBrain wrote: ↑October 11th, 2021, 12:10 pm You can simply unflag Notice checkbox. For more info give a look at: https://github.com/darkbrain-fc/HardwareSupervisorRainmeterPlugin/issues/2

Be aware though, that those checkboxes by design are not "persistent". Each time you open the log, they will all be "checked" again.

Really?? I haven't noticed that. So I need to add a debug flag inside my .ini file. I don't like it but ok, I'll plan to add it soon

DarkBrain wrote: ↑October 11th, 2021, 12:33 pm Really?? I haven't noticed that. So I need to add a debug flag inside my .ini file. I don't like it but ok, I'll plan to add it soon

Yeah, I would recommend adding some NoLog=0/1 option, perhaps defaulting to 0 for backwards compatibility.

DarkBrain wrote: ↑October 11th, 2021, 12:10 pm You can simply unflag Notice checkbox. For more info give a look at: https://github.com/darkbrain-fc/HardwareSupervisorRainmeterPlugin/issues/2

To be honest i'd prefer to leave it flagged, because i am using RM's log to put my own debug info if needed while developement in progressbut every second plugin logs ruins that. ))