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1 hour ago, Trymin said:

Hey all, new to the site and I have been trying to modify this so that it will fit on my 1024x600 monitor but I have no idea what I am doing haha. I have tried for hours to get this correct but to no avail. Is there anyone that can maybe help me out a bit, or do people do these on commission or something? Just want to get this to fit on the monitor and preferably change it to a nice forest green like I have in the attached photo. If anyone has tips/tricks to change this efficiently or a program that I can use to help along the way that would be great. Also, if anyone is willing to help that would be great too. This is the first PC that I have built in almost 10 years and want to do something cool with it (i.e. this) and clinical rotations leave me with very little time to mess with this. Any help is greatly appreciated! 

Your monitor (1024X600) ratio isn't 1:1 to original 1280x800. 

Horizontal ratio = 1024/1280 = 0.8

Vertical ratio = 600/800 = 0.75

In your case, vertical fit is better but your horizontal will be left blank on both sides, 32 pixel each side ((1024 - 1280*0.75)/2 )

After import the file, go into each component and edit the X and Y position by multiply 0.75.

Don't forget to change background resolution too. Those 6 circle gauges probably need to resize too. 

 

 

[Share your Sensorpanels]

using my old samsung note 3 (wifi connection) as display, resolution is 1920x1080.

PSD files are included in the zip file.

 

red_violet.zip