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  1. COSTAJUNIOR
    I managed to find the function. It was actually there all along — the trick is to right-click on the sensor you want to change and select the Change Source option. I was double-clicking instead, which is why that option never showed up.😁 I’d like to suggest an improvement: when selecting Change Source, the system should display all available sensors, not just those in the same category. For example, if I click on a CPU temperature sensor, it only shows other temperature-related sensors. This really limits customization. Another important suggestion: it would be great to have an option to select multiple sensors at once and apply changes to all of them automatically. That would save a lot of time instead of having to update each one manually.
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    Thank you again for the update. However, in my case, it had no practical effect, even after applying it. When I replace a sensor — for example, switching the CPU temperature sensor to the GPU — the minimum and maximum values are not preserved. I'm specifically referring to the use of sensors with 100 states distributed across 8 custom sensors. I would also like to suggest adding the option to select all 8 custom sensors at once and change them simultaneously, instead of having to modify each one individually.
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    Thanks a ton for always responding so quickly and bringing these awesome improvements to the community. Can’t wait to try out the next beta! Now all that’s left is that legendary update everyone’s dreaming of: the glorious animated GIF! 😂🔥
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    Absolutely, I’m fully on board! For setups using 100 states across 8 sensors, this would definitely make a huge difference. Keeping the minimum and maximum values preserved when switching sensors isn’t just convenient — it’s essential for anyone managing complex layouts. It saves time, reduces errors, and makes the whole process much smoother. 👊
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    I’ve been following along, but it’s very confusing to me. @Fiery @BHSY, @Surjeet, I opened the sensorpanel_default.spzip file and the images are sized at 896x896 pixels with a resolution of 288. To ensure all scales work correctly without errors, do we need to create the gauges at this resolution?
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    I updated to the latest beta version and everything is working perfectly. I appreciate how quickly and reliably you always address and fix issues. 😉
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    Here you will find several models. https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q=600x1024&quick=1&type=forums_topic&item=13296
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    Perfect, thanks for the update! Glad to hear you were able to identify the bug. Even if it’s just visual, it’s good to know the internal functionality is working correctly. Looking forward to the fix — thanks for the continued effort! 😊
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    Yes, I’ve already tried everything. I even tested it with older sensors that used to work fine, and the issue is still happening. So it doesn’t seem to be related only to the current method, which makes me wonder if this problem is only happening to me. 😔
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    After this latest update, I noticed a bug when creating a custom gauge: the first entry doesn’t show the full name, as you can see in the image. It should appear like this: bar-reactor-down_0 (gauge with 16 states). The same thing happens when I create a gauge with 8 entries and 100 states — always on state #0. For example, the name should be reactor-control-cpu_00, but it’s getting shortened, as shown in the image. This issue only happens with state #0; all other states remain correct. Another thing I noticed: when creating a new gauge, the icon is no longer the old circle shape. Now it appears with the same icon as the sensor — in my case, the processor icon. Was this change intentional? Will it stay this way? I really preferred the old icon because it made it much easier to visually identify the gauges.
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    I really like the color dialog in MS Paint, mainly because of its simplicity and the direct access to the custom color palette. It would be great to see something along those lines! Additionally, I’d like to suggest testing the implementation directly in Windows Paint, to observe how it behaves in a real and widely used environment. It would serve as a great practical reference to validate usability and clarity. Hexadecimal color support would be extremely important to ensure precision in color selection, especially in contexts where visual fidelity is essential. 👊
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    I tested it just like you explained, and it's definitely much more practical and faster! I added "Preview.jpg" as the first item in the sensor panel, hid it, exported the SPZIP, and the preview image showed up perfectly when importing. I'm going to use this method from now on — way more efficient. And an important note: there's no need to save the "Preview.jpg" at maximum resolution. Using the High option already gives great quality for the preview without making the SPZIP file too heavy. Congrats on the tip — that was pure gold!
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    I didn't quite understand, but the idea was to implement everything directly within AIDA64, including a button to load the 'preview.png' image. When exporting the skin, this file would be automatically included in the .SPzip package generated by AIDA.
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    I would like to congratulate the entire team. I have tested the new image preview feature during sensor import, and I can confirm that it is working flawlessly."
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    Thanks a lot! I found out that the files aren't showing their extensions. It only shows 'aida64
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    Before installing this update, I went to the FinalWire/AIDA64 Extreme folder and looked for the AIDA64.INI file to back it up, as you mentioned, but I couldn't find it. Could you help me with this?
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    🔧 Cybercore System – Industrial High-Tech Style in 1920x480 and 1920x515 🔧 Cybercore System is a monitoring panel with an industrial high-tech visual, inspired by power plant control centers. 💥 Monitored Resources: CPU: Temperature, voltage, power consumption, clock speed, and total usage RAM & VRAM: Real-time usage with analog-style gauge meters GPU: Frequency, temperature, voltage, power consumption, and total usage Drives C and D: Activity and temperature Visual alerts for system overload and high temperatures Discover this and other models at: [AidaSkins]
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    I fully support the idea of showing a preview image when importing an SPZIP layout into SensorPanel — this would definitely make the process more intuitive and help avoid mistakes when selecting a layout. The filenames preview.jpg and preview.png are appropriate, and I personally prefer PNG for its transparency support and better definition. I’m also not opposed to the file extension — whether it's JPG or PNG, either one works fine for me as long as the preview image is displayed correctly. Looking forward to seeing this improvement implemented.
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    A quick search in the top-right corner — where you'll find a magnifying glass icon — lets you search for yourself. However, there is no skin available in that resolution.
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    It turned out really well, but next time please use our official forum to share your sensor.
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    A quick search in the top-right corner — where you'll find a magnifying glass icon — lets you search for yourself. However, there is no skin available in that resolution.
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    This skin is inspired by custom liquid cooling systems, featuring a clean industrial look with simulated coolant flow and sensor-style graphics. Perfect for vertical screens in high-performance setups. Built for modding enthusiasts who live for both function and style. 👉 Available in 1920x480, 1920x515, and 1024x600 resolutions. 🔗 Discover this and other models at: [AidaSkins]
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    You can find a variety of available templates in this thread. https://forums.aida64.com/search/?q=600x1024&quick=1&type=forums_topic&nodes=28
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    The DataForge model is available in the following resolutions: 1920x480, 480x1920, 1920x515, 1280x800, 1920x1080, 1100x3840, 1024x600, 800x480, 688x2560, 682x2560, and 600x1024. The CPU, GPU, RAM, and VRAM sensors use 100-state gauges, providing exceptional accuracy. Did you like the model? You can find this and other amazing models on the website below. aidaskins.com
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    It looks amazing and is extremely thorough.
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