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22 minutes ago, rinaldop said:
I read the rules at the top of the page again and the first line says
QuoteThank you @rinaldop for the correction. I have edited my post and updated the text. I hope, we are good to go and align with the rules and no miscommunication or confusion for anyone!
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8 hours ago, rinaldop said:
Oh, it is tedious - very tedious! Most people just use the 16 images per gauge so the image changes every 6 degrees for temperature (100/16)
Some people like Surjeet, the other user that replied, always use 100 image multiple gauges for 1 degree accuracy and they can be incredibly beautiful!
Thank you @rinaldop for your kind and encouraging words, I really appreciate it!
Yes, creating 100 States images could be VERY tedious, it does take patience & time investment to create them. However, once you start crafting them, you would start loving them more and more everyday.
@ldwilliams.uk: People mainly use Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Paint or GIMP (open source and very impactful) to handle these Custom Gauges creation!
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6 hours ago, Loyd said:
I second that, doing a 100 image, or how about a 240 image, that is a lot of clicking. 15 is bad enough then you get in RSLCD with it's limited effects an arc, bar and a line graph is it no
custom dials and stuff. That BMW panel you did was great some good ideas there.
This my work in progress 1600X1200 RSLCD. the dial faces I got from someone on here, forgot who but thanks. I know it is kinda large but I am new to this file transfer stuff lucky I got it on here
Its looking really great @Loyd
Every creator is unique and should be respected plus appreciated. Having said that, I can see nice usage of the gauges and the alignment. The only thing which I would have done:
- Make CPU GPU Temperature bigger and keep it in the centre
- Move any text inside the gauge to the bottom of the dial outside to give dial some cleaner view
- You may also use Temperature and Utilization Numbers combination inside dial with Degree and Percentage Sign
Again this is just my observations otherwise every design created speaks and well worth of the usage. Colours, size, font etc all are personal preferences and nothing is right or wrong in that
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17 hours ago, rinaldop said:
I can see why people want all panels to be free. I have bought several panels even though I am skilled enough to make panels myself. The work put into the panels I bought, often with many 100 image accurate gauges, is amazing and takes many hours. In my opinion well worth the small fee of $10-$15 US that I paid.
Thank you @rinaldop for supporting ❤️ people using 100 gauges and the charge they deserve to get for hours of hard work to show that precision with perfect accuracy.
Creating 100 gauges is one thing, the way they should be incorporated in the desired design is the other thing.
Its not that the people who charge are greedy or bad people, we are also from the same community and always here to assist anyone with any sort of questions. Its only a small chunk of people who do not like us, but the love and appreciation we receive from our work always out shadow the hard feeling we faced from some
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BTW, your BMW panel is a great hit and shown amazing results
Bravo my friend and you are also champ in handling great panels and design all together
I agree we have 2 separate threads and people should not talk about monetary things or advertisement in Share Your Sensor Panel Thread.
It should be a clean thread. As per the rules, No promotion, no screenshot if you are not willing to distribute the panel free, with every screenshot, it should have the SIZE, FONT mentioned
and the panel mentioned are includedCorrection to above line part: And if possible, please include the panel too for free distribution!
Due to some people not following the rules, we should not blame the complete thread or people involved sharing in that thread to look bad. Every person in that thread is respectful, mature and sensible to follow the rules!
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/?do=findComment&comment=58396
I respect people like @rinaldop who stated and acknowledged that advertisement will not be done and rules will be respected. He leads by an example here and stated he will stop it right away! if we have everyone like him, the issue raised would be resolved itself!
$Promote Your SensorPanels$ is the forum only for people who are interested in purchasing something unique and every person is free to decide to go to that forum or not!
Just an Idea if it is doable: I think, every comment should have "Report" count mentioned and anyone can see how many times a particular message was reported using three dots above the message. Their should be a threshold that if any comment receive say N reported count, that message should be deleted by its own. Sounds too technical to be implemented
In the end, I just want to repeat one thing: Due to some people not following the rules and not reading others comments, they are making the bad reputation for the COMPLETE THREAD!
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Hi @ldwilliams.uk,
Colour of the font can not be set; however, bar can be used below, side, up of the font to change colours!
If you are not interested in 100 gauges Custom Gauge, you may simply use the Sensor item and can create a Thin bar to change its colour as per the range given.
You may set the Min Max and Limit 1 to 3 and set required colours for these ranges too.
When you Show bar you may control Width Height etc. Please find below the screenshot:
I think you may have tried it!
To answer your question, We are limited to 16 images per Sensor; however, can use them multiple times to use the images from 0-100.
That's the perfect measurement; however, that takes lot of time to create such gauges. Personally, I love using 100 gauges meter for their precision and perfect accuracy!
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48 minutes ago, Fiery said:
@COSTAJUNIOR Thank you for your feedback!
For numbering scheme make sure to remove the space after the dash character and also use 2-digit numbers (ie. use a leading zero when the number is below ten). So instead of "Double- 8.png", use "Double-08.png".You NAILED it man! I knew I was missing something and you caught it PERFECT!
I also confirm that everything is working FLAWLESSLY as expected.
Thank you @Fiery.
Thank you everyone for getting this update added!
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Perfect, Thank you everyone who helped this issue to get resolved
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@Fiery This is really a GAME CHANGER. I also confirm that this works flawlessly and this WORKS PERFECT!
For me, it worked for all the state except the numbers from 0-15. I am doing something wrong as they were not aligned correctly for me. I tried normal numbers, _NN and -NN
@COSTAJUNIOR, please let me know what naming convention or style did you use to make it work.
Mine screenshot is as follows where I know I am missing something to make it work:
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1 hour ago, Tony Lou said:
all I want to do on it is can I get the PSU OV to movie it over to the left a bit so it is in the middle ?
You need to select PSU in the SensorPanel Manager and after selecting it, use the Right Arrow as highlighted above and the numbers would start moving to Right. Move as desired.
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Wow, its a happy news. Thank you @rinaldop for raising it and helping us all to get the solution.❤️
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On 2/14/2024 at 11:45 PM, Fiery said:
Yeah, that is a bit difficult to implement in such a flexible way since the user may or may not select exactly 16 images
We'll use the more advanced solution of sorting image filenames in alphabetical order without applying any restrictions about filename endings when it's exactly 16 files selected. That can still bring pitfalls, but no solution can take every issues into account.
Hi @Fiery, hope you are doing well.
I just wanted to check with you if the above update would be included in the next AIDA64 beta update due next week
I was just curious, so excited and that's why unable to resist me to ask this question!
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2 hours ago, rinaldop said:
Supposedly the bug has been fixed in the latest Beta, but the bug is still there for me in version v7.00.6742 Beta.
Will you try it and see if it works for you?
Sorry for the delayed response as I was away.
I tried the beta with fresh panel (wherein path was not corrupted) and I was unable to reproduce the issue again.
Its intermittent and it happened to me last time when I saw your message and it was a coincidence. I updated that screenshot here earlier too as that error did come.
I would update it again if it happens again while I am trying to reproduce the issue. You also keep on trying and report if you face it again!
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2 hours ago, rinaldop said:
Yes, I am sure that it is a huge problem for you. I was going crazy trying to figure out what the problem was. Thank you for confirming this so that I, and more importantly the devs, know that it is not just my system.
Did you figure out that it was hiding the gauge that caused the problem earlier or just now when I posted my issue?
I will let everyone know if this gets fixed.
It always hided the gauge for me as the gauge was unable to find the PNG from the desired location. The complete path got incorrect on its own and you can not do anything, other than deleting the sensor(s)
Its not your system as I can confirm this here too:
Thank @rinaldop for raising this up! Kudos!
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On 2/19/2024 at 3:36 AM, rinaldop said:
If you export a .sensorpanel file with any custom gauge hidden when you import the same panel back in the custom gauges that were hidden will now be corrupt. The paths to the image file become corrupted. I tried this with several different custom gauges and it happened every time. I wasted HOURS trying to track down the cause of my panels becoming corrupted.
I tested versions beta 7.00.6738, beta 700.6742, and stable 7.00.6700
Here is an image of the paths error.
I support this finding as I have also faced the same issue multiple times!
Here is my screenshot of the issue:
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11 hours ago, rinaldop said:
I put this in the bug report section but I will also post it here in case people miss it
Thank you @rinaldop, I support this and have also faced the same issues multiple times.
For guys like me who use 100 states, this issue is a nightmare!
Request you to please keep us updated here regarding the solution or fix when implemented!
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2 minutes ago, Tony Lou said:
morning what I'M trying to say is when I go On to my Sensor panel and right click where one of the dials are not working all i get when i right click i get a yellow dot line going all around the whole sensor not where i want to modify it?
Do you know the name of the sensor which is not working: Example: CPU Temperature, CPU Utilization etc.
You need to find that sensor name in the list in the "Sensorpanel manager" window.
Please check what is not working and then select that sensor in the list and from there it can be modified and the other sensor or the sensor with other name can be assigned to that.
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9 minutes ago, Tony Lou said:
hello Exhumed rinaldop was the one who made it for me and I am just trying to get the dials to work as you can see in the picture
Yes @Exhumed is correct.
On that "Sensorpanel manager" screen, various sensors are displayed. The list is displayed for all the sensors and items available on the sensor panel.
You need to select the sensor name which is not working in your case.
Please check if you are able to reach to that particular point!
Lets do it step by step and we do not want you to overwhelmed with lots of steps
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1 hour ago, Fiery said:
Yeah, that is a bit difficult to implement in such a flexible way since the user may or may not select exactly 16 images
We'll use the more advanced solution of sorting image filenames in alphabetical order without applying any restrictions about filename endings when it's exactly 16 files selected. That can still bring pitfalls, but no solution can take every issues into account.
I understand, agree, acknowledge and respect your response
Sorting image filenames in alphabetical order without applying any restrictions, would also be an AMAZING solution. At least, we would not need to manually select images for every State #s.
We all are eagerly waiting for this update and hopefully, it would be out soon. Bravo & Kudos to AIDA64 Team!
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6 hours ago, Fiery said:
I'm not sure how can this logic be mixed or co-exist with the logic we've implemented. If none of the images could be assigned with the "original" logic, in your particular case because none of the filenames ends with "-NN" or "_NN", we can try a 2nd round in case you've selected exactly 16 images. We can then take the list of images, sort them in alphabetical order, and assign them without checking their filename endings. Does it sound something you could use?
We can use -NN or _NN filename as that would be absolutely fine. I wanted to request that for any slot, one should be able to select 16 images and those images should be assigned to State #01 to State #15 in the ascending order for that particular slot.
Hope this illustration would make it more clear as assignment should be done like this. Random example to show the assignment in ascending order:
Thank you @Fiery for checking on this and I really appreciate your support and help in this regard. Thank you!
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I searched and found below a few posted in the forum "Share Your Sensorpanels":
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/96/#comment-32876
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/204/#comment-40352
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/280/#comment-44973
The search output:
https://forums.aida64.com/search/?&q=1366x768&type=forums_topic&quick=1&item=13296&search_and_or=or&sortby=relevancy