Fiery
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You need to make sure a file named preview.png or preview.jpg gets into the SPZIP package. It can be a hidden image on your layout with the required filename, or after creating the SPZIP file using the Export feature on the SensorPanel Manager you can open the created SPZIP file (with a tool that can alter ZIP archives) and place the file manually there.
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The OP idea was about import, and I assume your idea is about exporting, isn't it?
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Hi Guys, We're thinking of showing a preview image when you try to import an SPZIP format SensorPanel layout. So below the question "Are you sure you want to overwrite your existing SensorPanel settings?" in the same dialog it would show you the layout thumbnail. If you like the idea, let us know if the filenames preview.jpg and preview.png for the preview image would be suitable for you. So in case AIDA64 finds an image placed in your SPZIP archive named preview.jpg or preview.png it will not use it for the layout but just as a preview image shown at import.
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You need to build your layout in AIDA64 / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / LCD / LCD Items. You can import a layout there too in case you wanna start your layout based on someone else's layout.
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How about this one? You can import this one into your Turing layout too: https://download.aida64.com/SensorPanelCoreWide.zip https://www.aida64.com/user-manual/sensorpanel/sensorpanel-core-template
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Internally, we were debating on whether the background image update would be -- as you suggested -- possible only on demand, by e.g. pressing an "Update Image" button. But we ultimately went for a less confusing and more automatized solution and just implemented the 30-second delay between image updates. Since the VU1 framework on itself also has a built-in protection about updating the e-ink with the same image, this solution IMHO is safe enough to prevent major issues to happen. The only inconvenience is that during the VU1 layout design process you can see the changes you make with a bit of a delay. But fortunately on the LCD layout preview (in AIDA64 Preferences) you can see what changes, so IMHO it's okay this way, and it's not too much of a compromise.
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Hi Darius, You can acquire a license in our Online Store at: https://www.aida64.com/online-store Regards, Fiery
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VU1 Dynamic Analogue Dials / AIDA64 Support
Fiery replied to Sir_coleslaw's topic in General Discussion
I apologize for the late response. We've just rolled out VU1 dial support in the latest AIDA64 beta build. Please check the following forum topic and use it for further discussion on all things VU1 -
Thank you for your feedback! We'll expand the number of supported VU1 dials from four to eight in the next AIDA64 beta update. I personally would feel more comfortable about frequent e-ink updates only after discussing this matter with the project owner.
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I apologize for not responding to your now -- I admit -- quite old topic. And no, you haven't done anything wrong, but we simply ran out of development resources last year and couldn't take on such projects that didn't attract a wide range of users of AIDA64. Fortunately in the 2nd half of 2024 we managed to expand and optimize our development team in order to take on a variety of new and old projects.
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The beta channel of AIDA64 will soon migrate to a brand new AIDA64 version that will support Unicode characters. I assume that will solve this issue too. Make sure to enable automatic updates to beta builds in AIDA64 / Preferences / General / NetUpdate / Update type / Stable and beta updates.
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No, what I meant is to do away with the current way of switching between pixel strides: you currently left-click on the "1 px" (or "2 px", etc) button in the SensorPanel Manager to cycle through the pixel stride options. We can either keep that behavior and add a right-click context menu, or simply get rid of the cycling through pixel strides with left-click and instead show the context menu when you do a left-click (instead of right-click).
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Thank you for your feedback. We definitely don't wanna remove the keyboard navigation, especially because we're investing more and more energy into improving the accessibility aspects of AIDA64. Right-click context menu is coming your way in the next build Related to that: do you guys think we should do away with the normal click (left-click) behavior and display the context menu with left click too? It would mean that you couldn't cycle through the various strides, but instead would always have to use the drop-down menu to select the stride.
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We'll temporarily suspend the always-on-top behavior of the SensorPanel while the SensorPanel Grid and SensorPanel Manager windows are open to prevent those smaller windows getting "tuck away" under the SensorPanel window.
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Quite frankly, I'd prefer to find a solution without using 2 such navigation blocks. IMHO two seemingly similar blocks would confuse novice SensorPanel users as well as would make keyboard based navigation requiring an unnecessary learning curve. Instead, how about a right-click menu on the pixel selection button where you can easily choose you preferred stride? If you reckon that would work, please provide us a comprehensive list of stride variations to include in the list. Would e.g. 1px, 5px, 10px, 20px, 50px, 100px, 150px, 200px be sufficient?
