MirageWeather

[balala]

Alright, I decided to leave it according to what the most recent topic was about, but it can be easily changed by editing the GetResult() function in the script and recompiling, if needed. With the proper adjustments it will do whatever you want, being a "bridge" between Rainmeter and AutoIt - not exactly what jsmorley mentioned in your old thread, but close enough to achieve the desired objective. Feel free to check it out any time you like, no pressure.

Yep, I saw your post. Good you got it working. Will check it sooner or later, but unfortunately these days are busy for me. Not a problem, but have no enough time. Unfortunately...

[Yincognito]

Yep, I saw your post. Good you got it working. Will check it sooner or later, but unfortunately these days are busy for me. Not a problem, but have no enough time. Unfortunately...

Like I said, no pressure. You can check it when you have time, and if you have time (or want to). It's there to stay, after all, for anyone to look at it when comfortable. My previous message was meant to inform you of where it is and that it's done - the rest is up to you, or anyone else interested, for that matter.

[balala]

Updated skin to version 2.1.

With help of a few users, I finally realized a new version of this skin.

• The temperatures charts can now be rounded. In previous version of the skin, these were composed by straight lines. This style is also available, however a new, rounded form of these charts has been added:
  MirageWeather.png
  I got help in creating the rounded chart by Yincognito. Many thanks to him.
• The appropriate setting has been added to the Weather tab of the MirageWeather\Settings\Settings.ini skin. Here you can choose either the new, rounded chart, or the old-style chart, composed by straight lines:
  MirageSettings.png
• Updated the German translation. Thank ikarus1969 for helping with this.

All things / settings described in the first post of this topic are in effect.

[Yincognito]

The temperatures charts can now be rounded. In previous version of the skin, these were composed by straight lines. [...] The appropriate setting has been added to the Weather tab of the MirageWeather\Settings\Settings.ini skin. Here you can choose either the new, rounded chart, or the old-style chart, composed by straight lines

Looks great - well done. Excellent idea to allow users to choose between styles as well.
Out of curiosity, is the graph line supposed to be dotted for today? Maybe as a reaction to today's weather forecast not being available on Weather.com while already in the evening? I see that this is true for both the straight line style and the rounded style, so I imagine it is intentional, I'm just curious to know what it's supposed to mean.

[balala]

Looks great - well done. Excellent idea to allow users to choose between styles as well.

Thanks for the appreciations and thank you again for help you give with rounding the chart. I'm extremely glad if you like it.

Out of curiosity, is the graph line supposed to be dotted for today? Maybe as a reaction to today's weather forecast not being available on Weather.com while already in the evening? I see that this is true for both the straight line style and the rounded style, so I imagine it is intentional, I'm just curious to know what it's supposed to mean.

You're perfectly right. It is continuous while the highest temperature is available, but when on afternoon, this highest temperature becomes unavailable on weather.com, the red colored temperature value fades a little bit and the red line becomes dotted (only) between the dot of today and the one of next day.

[Yincognito]

Thanks for the appreciations and thank you again for help you give with rounding the chart. I'm extremely glad if you like it.

You're perfectly right. It is continuous while the highest temperature is available, but when on afternoon, this highest temperature becomes unavailable on weather.com, the red colored temperature value fades a little bit and the red line becomes dotted (only) between the dot of today and the one of next day.

Ah, I see, that explains it - quite an elegant way to illustrate that.
I'm happy that I could help with rounding the chart and that you're satisfied with the result - it was my pleasure.

[balala]

Ah, I see, that explains it - quite an elegant way to illustrate that.
I'm happy that I could help with rounding the chart and that you're satisfied with the result - it was my pleasure.