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Arrows = sensors All sensors are listed according to category. What you click on there is the category and not a sensor. Logically, the display doesn't work because there is no sensor behind it or selected.

Asus ROG Ryujin III (3,5"-LCD) Aida64 Sensor Panel - created by Exhumed This new Asus ROG panel is available in a 320x240px resolution for the 3,5" inch LCD-screen. Temperature and performance display values for CPU, GPU are available. All sensors and text can be changed manually via the sensorpanel manager. Price inquiries are welcome via email or PM here in the forum. Hover your mouse over my avatar picture and click on contact. Theme: Asus ROG Ryujin III, black/red Resolution: 320x240 Sensorpanel: 3x different styles Package: 2x background (normal/darker) images, icons, asus font, ".sensorpanel" file

Der Beitrag enthielt kein Vorschaubild. Laut den Foren Regeln muss immer ein Vorschaubild dabei sein, daher wurde der Beitrag ausgeblendet und der User darüber informiert.

Open Aida64 > Preference > LCD > look for your suported LCD-monitor and mark the check box "enable display support" > Press "Apply" and "OK". If your panel is suported it will show up.

Forum title is fixed in to "Share your Sensorpanel". I just found out how to edit this thing. So simple.

@Tony Lou It's a image! You can see ".png" in the path. Maybe there is no gauge or it's behind (under or above) the image object. Just open the sensorpanel manager and look for a image with this name.

I made this mistake this morning. At the request of a user, I wanted to include his contribution in the forum. The post was merged but the title of his posting was unfortunately retained. I've already written the whole thing to an admin. No idea if or when this will be fixed. In any case, I can't undo it. Sorry

Transformers (Decepticon) Aida64 Sensor Panel - created by Exhumed This new variation of my yellow Bumblebee Transformers panel is available in a 480x1920px resolution.Temperature and performance display values for CPU, GPU and RAM are available. For other resolutions, just write to me. Price inquiries are welcome via email or PM here in the forum. Hover your mouse over my avatar picture and click on contact. Theme: Transformers Decepticon, black/red Resolution: 480x1920 Graphics: two different background images included color table

I cant pin it. Maybe a super moderator can do it.

Scaling issues? Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-aranged objects Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels? A: Two things usually cause that You do not have the proper font installed. (The default font is loaded instead) You do not have Windows scaling set to 100% A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time. Q: How to check the panel size? Right click on "Aida64" Task bar Icon > Settings > SensorPanel > SensorPanel Size Scaling issues? (Windows) Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now. Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful. Troubleshooting not working? Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.

You could create screenshots of the sensor panel where you can see the coordinates of each individual object. The user then only has to follow the instructions and set the X Y coordinates manually.

I noticed that the vehicle has very pixelated edges. Why don't you use a vector program (Inkscape as example) that can create smooth edges? https://www.goodfirms.co/vector-graphics-software/blog/best-free-open-source-Vector-Graphics-Software

Cyberpunk 2077 - Phantom LIberty Aida64 Sensor Panel - created by Exhumed Hello. This is my newest Cyberpunk 2077 themed Aida64 Sensor Panel. This new Cyberpunk 2077 - Phantom Liberty panel is currently available in a 1920x480px resolutions. Different styles and resolutions are planed in the future. A little nice optical detail is the background image. It is a gauge that is linked to the CPU usage (15 different status images) but you can swap it to GPU usage also if you want. The middle cyan bar (gauge) is completly custom made and looks nice imo and gives the panel that certain touch. The top cyan colored bar has some nice glowing shadow on it. Price inquiries are welcome via email or PM here in the forum. Hover your mouse over my avatar picture and click contact. Theme: Cyberpunk 2077 - Phantom Liberty (DLC) Resolution: 1920x480px Graphics: all .png images included. You can change the background to a static image Icons: AMD, Intel, Nvidia hardware logos included Cyberpunk 2077 - Phantom Liberty - Version 1 Cyberpunk 2077 - Phantom Liberty - Version 2 This variation has a nice looking shadow frame (endless mirror inspiration) with a transparent dirty glass effect on it. There is also an 15 step animated gauge display as a triangle graphic. Theme: Cyberpunk 2077 - Phantom Liberty (DLC) Resolution: 1920x480px Graphics: all .png images included. Change the background for a static image or just hide it to get a black background. Icons: AMD, Intel, Nvidia hardware logos included You can find more of my designs in my gallery. https://postimg.cc/gallery/npQDrRL