This is my first post and first skin. I was unable to find something like XMeters on Windows 11, so I made kwcpu.
My Windows machine has 24 cores, so many existing skins don't fit my needs. This skin auto detects the number of cores (up to 32) and displays a memory usage wheel. It's fairly configurable by just changing values in the Variables.inc file.
My biggest gripe is that it's very difficult to create a large number of meters like this. There is a lot of duplication in the ini file for it. And second is that Rainmeter currently does not provide a way to probe system info for things like the core count. I might experiment with the plugin API at some point to fill in the gaps. (Thanks to SilverAzide below for the correction.)
Last edited by parasyte on January 3rd, 2022, 6:53 am, edited 4 times in total.
parasyte wrote: ↑January 1st, 2022, 11:44 pm
And second is that Rainmeter currently does not provide a way to probe system info for things like the core count. I might experiment with the plugin API at some point to fill in the gaps.
Actually, it is trivial to find the core count, unless you are dealing with a complex setup (CPUs running in NUMA mode). Windows has the number of logical processors right in the environment, so all you need is a Calc measure, and certainly no need for Lua.