Widoze
BTW Anyone know of any rainmeter skins that change colour if your temps are high ?
I haven't got it on me as I'm on my laptop at home, but the rainmeter script I wrote at home could do this....
If you know any of the basics of Rainmeter it's not too hard.
Basically set up your measures to get the temps (normally through speedfan as this works well with Rainmeter)
Then do something like
Code:
[MeasureGPUTemp]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=Plugins\SpeedFanPlugin.dll
Speedfantype=Temperature
Speedfanscale=C
Speedfannumber=1 (or whatever the number for GPU is)
IfAboveValue=80
IfAboveAction=!execute [RainmeterHideMeter MeterNormalTemp][RainmeterShowMeter MeterHotTemp]
[MeterNormalTemp]
MeasureName=MeasureGPUTemp
Meter=String
X=Whatever you want
Y=Whatever you want
FontEffectColour=0,0,0,255
Text=%1
[MeterHotTemp]
MeasureName=MeasureGPUTemp
Meter=String
X=Whatever you want
Y=Whatever you want
FontEffectColour=0,0,0,255
Text=%1
I'm not actually sure if that's right - it has been a while since I actually configured my own skin...
But the basic theory is there...
Run the Speedfan plugin to get the temperature
Do an IfAboveAction on that temp and set your limit to what you decide is 'too hot.' When above that temp hide the meter that you've set up as the cold colour meter, and show the one that is the hot colour meter.
Have the two meters that use the value and display it - one in hot colour - one in cold.
This is fairly simple (in my opinion) to do, I'll try and keep an eye on this if you need more help, but if not drop me something in Trust if I forget about this in the next few days
kd
