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@Include=[MeasureString]
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
Never thought of automating it...great idea...thank you.
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
So, did you manage to do what you wanted using those monitor variables? By the way adding DynamicVariables=1 to the sections (measures or meters) where you use those variables might be needed.mcgilvaryjc wrote: ↑September 28th, 2023, 3:54 pm Never thought of automating it...great idea...thank you.
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
Not yet. Today is Doctor day for the better half. Work on it tonight. Thanks again. Just curious, how do you put the Code window in your Post?
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
Ah, I see - no worries, I was a bit busy today as well, take your time and do it when comfortable. You can place stuff in a code box by using the </> button above your message editing box, when posting something. Just select the desired text from your message, click the </> button to the top, and the selection will be enclosed between [ code ] tags and will be displayed in a code box (something you can test if you click below your message editing box to Preview your message).mcgilvaryjc wrote: ↑September 28th, 2023, 9:21 pm Not yet. Today is Doctor day for the better half. Work on it tonight. Thanks again. Just curious, how do you put the Code window in your Post?
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
It Works! And if you drag the skin to a monitor of different size it "auto-magically" resizes. Neat. Thanks for all the help and ideas.
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;##############################################
[Rainmeter]
;=========================================
[Metadata]
Name=Clock
Author=Unknown
Information=SCALE,linked to screen height, scales the whole skin Need to set \ Skins tab\Display monitor\ "Auto-select based on window position"
License=
Version= Friday. September. 29. 2023
;=========================================
[Variables]
FONTCOLOR1=255,255,255
FONTCOLOR2=0,0,0
FONT1="Arial Narrow"
ScreenHeight=#SCREENAREAHEIGHt#
[SCALE]
Measure = Calc
Formula=#SCREENAREAHEIGHt# /102.40
DynamicVariables=1
[TIMEFontSize]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE * 5.5
[AM/PMFontSize]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE *2.5
[DATEFontSize]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE *2.5
[TIME_X]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE * 20
[TIME_Y]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE *0
[DATE_X]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE *15
[DATE_Y]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE *12
[Background_W]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE *30
[Background_H]
Measure = Calc
Formula=SCALE *16
[Center_X]
Measure = Calc
Formula=Background_W / 2
;=========================================
[Background]
Meter=IMAGE
SolidColor=150,150,150,10
H=[Background_H]
W=[Background_W]
X=0
Y=0
DynamicVariables=1.
;================= Measures ========================
[TIME]
Measure=Time
Format=%#I:%M
[SECONDS]
Measure=Time
Format=%S
MaxValue=59
[AM/PM]
Measure=Time
Format=%p
[DATE]
Measure=Time
Format=%A. #CRLF# %B. %d. %Y
;================= Meters ========================
[(time)]
MeasureName=TIME
MeasureName2=AM/PM
Meter=String
X=[Center_X]
Y=[TIME_Y]
FontColor=#FONTCOLOR1#
FontFace=#FONT1#
FontSize=[TIMEFontSize]
AntiAlias=1
StringAlign=CenterTop
FontEffectColor=#FONTCOLOR2#
StringEffect=Border
InlineSetting=Size | [AM/PMFontSize]
InlinePattern=:\d\d(.*)
Text = %1 %2
DynamicVariables=1.
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[(date)]
MeasureName=DATE
Meter=String
X=[Center_X]
Y=[DATE_Y]
FontColor=#FONTCOLOR1#
FontFace=#FONT1#
StringAlign=CenterCenter
StringStyle=BOLD
FontEffectColor=#FONTCOLOR2#
StringEffect=Border
FontSize=[DATEFontSize]
AntiAlias=1
DynamicVariables=1.
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
Now sure what effect you are trying to get, but I have a 'world clock' that keeps track of adjustable time zones here
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
Excellent, I'm glad it all payed off and the result is the desired one!mcgilvaryjc wrote: ↑September 29th, 2023, 8:17 pm It Works! And if you drag the skin to a monitor of different size it "auto-magically" resizes. Neat. Thanks for all the help and ideas.Code: Select all
;############################################## [Rainmeter] ;========================================= [Metadata] Name=Clock Author=Unknown Information=SCALE,linked to screen height, scales the whole skin Need to set \ Skins tab\Display monitor\ "Auto-select based on window position" License= Version= Friday. September. 29. 2023 ;========================================= [Variables] FONTCOLOR1=255,255,255 FONTCOLOR2=0,0,0 FONT1="Arial Narrow" ScreenHeight=#SCREENAREAHEIGHt# [SCALE] Measure = Calc Formula=#SCREENAREAHEIGHt# /102.40 DynamicVariables=1 [TIMEFontSize] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE * 5.5 [AM/PMFontSize] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE *2.5 [DATEFontSize] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE *2.5 [TIME_X] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE * 20 [TIME_Y] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE *0 [DATE_X] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE *15 [DATE_Y] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE *12 [Background_W] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE *30 [Background_H] Measure = Calc Formula=SCALE *16 [Center_X] Measure = Calc Formula=Background_W / 2 ;========================================= [Background] Meter=IMAGE SolidColor=150,150,150,10 H=[Background_H] W=[Background_W] X=0 Y=0 DynamicVariables=1. ;================= Measures ======================== [TIME] Measure=Time Format=%#I:%M [SECONDS] Measure=Time Format=%S MaxValue=59 [AM/PM] Measure=Time Format=%p [DATE] Measure=Time Format=%A. #CRLF# %B. %d. %Y ;================= Meters ======================== [(time)] MeasureName=TIME MeasureName2=AM/PM Meter=String X=[Center_X] Y=[TIME_Y] FontColor=#FONTCOLOR1# FontFace=#FONT1# FontSize=[TIMEFontSize] AntiAlias=1 StringAlign=CenterTop FontEffectColor=#FONTCOLOR2# StringEffect=Border InlineSetting=Size | [AM/PMFontSize] InlinePattern=:\d\d(.*) Text = %1 %2 DynamicVariables=1. ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [(date)] MeasureName=DATE Meter=String X=[Center_X] Y=[DATE_Y] FontColor=#FONTCOLOR1# FontFace=#FONT1# StringAlign=CenterCenter StringStyle=BOLD FontEffectColor=#FONTCOLOR2# StringEffect=Border FontSize=[DATEFontSize] AntiAlias=1 DynamicVariables=1. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
Just to finish off. It seems when the skin first loads on the second monitor #SCREENAREAHEIGHT# has the primary monitor size setting so the skin size is not scaled to the second monitors height. Had to add a one time !Refresh to the beginning to get the skin to appear the correct size on the second monitor.
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[RefreshOnce]
;Do a refresh to get the current monitor size, at load time it is the Primary monitor height.
Measure=Calc
Formula=Counter
UpdateDivider=-1
IfCondition=(UpdateCycle=1)
IfTrueAction=[!Refresh]
DynamicVariables=1
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
From the notes on the monitor variables link I suggested earlier:mcgilvaryjc wrote: ↑October 3rd, 2023, 7:17 pm Just to finish off. It seems when the skin first loads on the second monitor #SCREENAREAHEIGHT# has the primary monitor size setting so the skin size is not scaled to the second monitors height. Had to add a one time !Refresh to the beginning to get the skin to appear the correct size on the second monitor.Code: Select all
[RefreshOnce] ;Do a refresh to get the current monitor size, at load time it is the Primary monitor height. Measure=Calc Formula=Counter UpdateDivider=-1 IfCondition=(UpdateCycle=1) IfTrueAction=[!Refresh] DynamicVariables=1
Might be a solution as well.When the variables are used without specifying an @N monitor number, by default the values will be based on the primary monitor, where Rainmeter is started. In order to have the values reflect the monitor the skin is currently on, set AutoSelectScreen to "1" in Manage. or alternately, use the !AutoSelectScreen bang in the skin.
P.S. Your [RefreshOnce] measure name is different from the UpdateCycle name used in the IfCondition, meaning that the condition will never run. Unless, of course, you only set the measure name to RefreshOnce when posting, to better illustrate your "finish off" method.
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Re: @Include=[MeasureString]
Again you are so right. I changed the name of the measure to make it more self explanatory but overlooked the other reference. Today when I powered up I noticed the problem but not the solution. Does this look better?
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[RefreshOnce]
;Do a refresh to get the current monitor size, at load time it is the Primary monitor height.
Measure=Calc
Formula=Counter
UpdateDivider=-1
IfCondition=(RefreshOnce=1)
IfTrueAction=[!Refresh]
DynamicVariables=1