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Skyorz
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Joined: May 21st, 2024, 1:25 pm

Using HWinfo with Rainmeter, roundline seems wrong

Post by Skyorz »

Yesterday I tried to do my own dashboard to control some measures, first thing I tried was CPU Usage.

This is the result right now, the roundline meter is bigger than percentage, also at some point showed 50% and it was full.

Here is the code, I tried to use ControlStart, ControlShift, ControlLenght and ControlShift but I think I'm not getting how they work.

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[Variables]
UsedColor=255,205,112,255
VariableX=0
VariableY=100
RadioCircle=60
Width=120
Height=120
Start=(Rad(126))
End=(Rad(288))

[MeterUsedCPU]
Meter=Roundline
MeasureName=MeasureCPUUsageValueFormatted
X=#VariableX#
Y=#VariableY#
W=#Width#
H=#Height#
StartAngle=#Start#
RotationAngle=#End#
LineLength=(#RadioCircle# - 5)
LineColor=#UsedColor#
Solid=1
AntiAlias=1
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Yincognito
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Re: Using HWinfo with Rainmeter, roundline seems wrong

Post by Yincognito »

Skyorz wrote: May 21st, 2024, 1:35 pm Yesterday I tried to do my own dashboard to control some measures, first thing I tried was CPU Usage.

This is the result right now, the roundline meter is bigger than percentage, also at some point showed 50% and it was full.

Here is the code, I tried to use ControlStart, ControlShift, ControlLenght and ControlShift but I think I'm not getting how they work.

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[Variables]
UsedColor=255,205,112,255
VariableX=0
VariableY=100
RadioCircle=60
Width=120
Height=120
Start=(Rad(126))
End=(Rad(288))

[MeterUsedCPU]
Meter=Roundline
MeasureName=MeasureCPUUsageValueFormatted
X=#VariableX#
Y=#VariableY#
W=#Width#
H=#Height#
StartAngle=#Start#
RotationAngle=#End#
LineLength=(#RadioCircle# - 5)
LineColor=#UsedColor#
Solid=1
AntiAlias=1
You didn't show the measure, but anyway, one can work with a simple Calc measure replicating the value, and, assuming a proper MaxValue, it should work:

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[Variables]
UsedColor=255,205,112,255
VariableX=0
VariableY=100
RadioCircle=60
Width=120
Height=120
Start=(Rad(126))
End=(Rad(288))

[MeasureCPUUsageValueFormatted]
Measure=Calc
Formula=30.4
MaxValue=100

[MeterUsedCPU]
Meter=Roundline
MeasureName=MeasureCPUUsageValueFormatted
X=#VariableX#
Y=#VariableY#
W=#Width#
H=#Height#
StartAngle=#Start#
RotationAngle=#End#
LineLength=(#RadioCircle# - 5)
LineColor=#UsedColor#
Solid=1
AntiAlias=1
Roundline.jpg
Your MaxValue - if it exists - seem to be set to around 60, which would produce the extent shown in your screenshot. Or, your usage value in the measure is bigger, but then this wouldn't explain the value displayed in your screenshot (which is missing from your code sample).
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