Rainmeter fade skins

[vision10]

How can I make rainmeter close the skins one at a time with fade effect or just with a fade effect?

[santa_ryan]

http://rainmeter.net/cms/Bangs

!RainmeterShowFade (Config), !RainmeterHideFade (Config), !RainmeterToggleFade (Config)
Shows or hides the current or specified (Config) skin using a "fade" effect. The speed of the fade is determined by the "FadeDuration=" setting for the skin in Rainmeter.ini.

!RainmeterHideFadeGroup [Group]
Hide the configs in the specified group using a fade effect.

!RainmeterShowFadeGroup [Group]
Show the configs in the specified group using a fade effect.

!RainmeterToggleFadeGroup [Group]
Toggle the configs in the specified group between show and hide using a fade effect.

Be a bit more specific with what you want to do for more help

What do you mean "Close the skins"?

Do you mean when you end the rainmeter process by exiting? (Possible with a skin that is specifically made to close rainmeter, or a batch file or similiar)
Do you mean when unloading the skin with rainbrowser or the right click menu? (Not possible)
Do you mean fade at a certain time? (Possible with a calc)
Do you mean fade when you click a button on a skin?
Etc. Etc. Etc.

[vision10]

When windows starts or turns off i want rainmeter to start and end the skins with a fade effect (like the desktopx widgets). One at a time it its possible. I don't want the skins just to appear/disappear I want them to fade.

[santa_ryan]

Unfortunately this isn't possible in native rainmeter as far as I know

You could make a batch file with te show fade bangs and use thatas your startup for rainmeter

[Chewtoy]

If you like calcs you can have a timer that reduces the alpha value.
When the alpha value reaches something like, 4, you can have it to fade completely.

I would think you can to the same when you want them to fade in again, but how to get them to work together with one another is a bit tricky in my mind atm.
But you can make them fade slowly if you are any way familiar with calcs, bangs and DynamicVariables.

[vision10]

I don't want them to fade when windows is running just when windows starts or turns off or when I manualy close rainmeter.

[santa_ryan]

Like i said in my previous post,
you can use the Fade bangs in a batch file or autoit to do the fade in on windows start by just placing your script in the startup directory of windows or making a new reg. entry

OR, you can use a Calc, dynamic variables, a counter, an IfEqual measurement, and a simple !RainmeterDisableMeasure bang.

You can't to this for exiting rainmeter though, unless you have a script designed to close rainmeter.