For those looking to change the time from the 24hour to 12 hour. Make a copy first then go to Edit Skin > Under "HOUR AND MINUTE" look for "Format=%H:%M" Simply change H to I that's it.
You can add the seconds too if you like simply add %S at the end of %M. However it will move a bit due to the seconds being added. To fix that delete "CENTER" from "StringAlign=" under [MeterTime] code and align by finding "x=143" four codes above and set it to about x=80 or to whatever you wish.
Good skin but I have some problems with core clock numbers. I have overclocked i5 and it only shows 3200 MHz even my core is at 4500 MHz. You have any idea how to solve this?
On sysinfo.ini you wote: "; Still looking for a way to display the VGA Card info properly "
Thats what I did. Opened regedit and seach for the name of my videocard (the same string that appears on Device Management). Copy the path to the key and paste it at the .ini.
Now, the code looks this way: [MeasureVGA] Measure=Registry RegHKey=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE RegKey=SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winsat RegValue= PrimaryAdapterString * (do not write an space between = and Primary..., or any other word. I had to put it to avoid the smiley)
I translated the skin, so it looks different to the original: [link]
Thanks for your attention ~KingCreolEs, i have tried using registry key to display it but somehow it's not always working on different PC. I no longer follow rainmeter development up to now, maybe now there's a plugin that can display it correctly on every PC, but when I made this skin there's no such plugin available.
Once again thank you for all the feedback and hope you enjoy using this skin.
You can add the seconds too if you like simply add %S at the end of %M. However it will move a bit due to the seconds being added. To fix that delete "CENTER" from "StringAlign=" under [MeterTime] code and align by finding "x=143" four codes above and set it to about x=80 or to whatever you wish.
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Thats what I did. Opened regedit and seach for the name of my videocard (the same string that appears on Device Management). Copy the path to the key and paste it at the .ini.
Now, the code looks this way:
[MeasureVGA]
Measure=Registry
RegHKey=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
RegKey=SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winsat
RegValue= PrimaryAdapterString
* (do not write an space between = and Primary..., or any other word. I had to put it to avoid the
I translated the skin, so it looks different to the original: [link]
Sorry for my english. Hope this can help.
What a great community this is.
Thanks for your attention ~KingCreolEs, i have tried using registry key to display it but somehow it's not always working on different PC.
I no longer follow rainmeter development up to now, maybe now there's a plugin that can display it correctly on every PC, but when I made this skin there's no such plugin available.
Once again thank you for all the feedback and hope you enjoy using this skin.