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BHSY

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  1. I'm not sure which images you're referring to but for me, if I create an image, I will not change the default size and resolution. This will make the file size bigger. Let's say I'm currently using a 1080p monitor with a 100% display scale and I created an image size of 200x200, 75 dpi for my 1920x515 sensor monitor. I have also input the image 'Resize' as 200x200 in the Modify Item. Now I've upgraded to a 4k/2160p monitor with a display scale of 150%, and AIDA64 enlarged the image size. The image might look a bit blurry on a 150% display scale but if I shift the sensor panel to my 1920x515, which is 100% display scale, it will look normal and perfect. For me, there is no need to increase the default image size and resolution and the file size won't be so huge either. I hope you understand what I have mentioned.
  2. If I understand correctly, the scale menu is to scale all items up, not to scale them back down. However, it would be good to scale down. @Fiery, is it possible to implement an option to scale all items down after scaling them up? This would be useful for us to check if we miss any of the images without the resize option, instead of switching our resolution back to 100% display scale.
  3. I see. I understand now. I just tried and it works. Thank you for your explanation.
  4. I just emailed you. Thanks.
  5. I downloaded the latest Beta Version: 7.99.7805 beta (Jun 04, 2025) that scales all items up by 125%, 150%, 175%, or 200%. I tried it on my 4k monitor with display scale 150% and it works great, everything scales up to 150% without enabling the 'Change high DPI settings. However, there is one issue: sensors that use blank PNG don't scale up on my primary monitor. I tried it on my panel and AIDA64 default skin, which has no blank PNG file, works flawlessly. Purpose for using a blank PNG: To centralise the sensor items by using custom gauge, for example, 11%, 38°C To create a dial gauge that uses 8 sensors (I love dial gauge very much) Can you fix or include the scales up for the blank PNG?🥹 Thanks. @Fiery @COSTAJUNIOR @pcrepairvk @Exhumed @JariKoi @Surjeet
  6. Hmmm....A HEX code will be useful to me. I don't have to remember 3 separate codes like the RGB, just copy and paste the HEX codes from Illustrator or Photoshop. I, too, opt for the colour picker from Windows Paint as mentioned by @Surjeet, the Hex code input was placed as the first choice to enter the colour code. Also, we can save custom colors, which is important.
  7. Oh WOW!😮 I did not expect the export preview thumbnail to be released so soon. I've tested it and it shows my thumbnail. Well done💪, Fiery, and thank you so much!🙏
  8. Thank you🙏. The drop-down list is simple and clean. Better than I expected👍.
  9. If using the snapshot is going to cause an increase in the SPZIP file size, then I prefer to do it manually by adding a preview.jpg in the SensorPanel Manager and hiding it. If not, there's no point in using SPZIP. By adding the preview.jpg ourselves, we can manually set the preview file size we want, as long as the thumbnail is viewable. No need for further complicated options or changes. Option A is better✅, don't change it. Option B seems like a lot of work to me so definitely a no❌.
  10. Oh WOW! That is so great.☺️ Look forward to your next beta update. I forgot to mention that now I can finally stress test my ASUS TUF GAMING RTX 5070 TI GPU Card using the System Stability Test. Thank you🙏.
  11. I got it after reading the above post. I set my preview.jpg as a hidden image in SensorPanel Manager. Thank you🙏. Is it possible to show a thumbnail preview when I want to export the file? What I mean is, after creating or saving a new SPZIP file with the preview.jpg or preview.png placed in the SensorPanel Manager, show a thumbnail preview under the "*.spzip already exist. Do you want to replace it?" when we want to overwrite the same file again, to make sure we overwrite the correct file. Below image is an example:
  12. Yes, both. import and export to show the thumbnail preview. Sorry, I wasn't clear enough.
  13. That is a great idea, I like it. I don't mind if it is a preview.jpg or preview.png, as long as the image is clear and doesn't slow down the loading time of the thumbnail. What about overwriting the old file? Is it possible for the dialog box to preview the old file image before we click Yes to overwrite it? There were a few times I accidently overwrite the wrong file. Luckily, I have a back up file and a zip file.
  14. I see, I get it now. Yes, get rid of the left-click to cycle between pixel strides and use the drop-down menu to select the px. If you can, please also add a shortcut px selection on the context menu too. Thanks.
  15. I am glad to hear that😮‍💨. Thanks. Do you mean something like this? If yes, please go for it. Will the directional and pixel buttons will be removed? I have no issues with that but I can't say for new users, they might not know about the Alt-arrow key to move the items. Is it possible to retain them?
  16. Keyboard-based navigation (Alt+arrow key) is very useful for me, so please don't ever remove it😊. To me, using 2 navigation blocks can be confusing, I might select the wrong block. Often, I over-clicked the pixel selection button twice and I have to click it all over again😤, so it is a great idea to have a right-click menu to select the pixel I want, once. I prefer the right-click menu instead of clicking the px button repeatedly. For me, 1px, 5px, 10px, 20px, 50px, and 100px is sufficient for me. I vote for having a right-click menu to select the px stride, please😊. Thank you.
  17. Once you download and install the latest beta version 7.65.7427, right-click on the panel skin and select grid lines.
  18. Grid lines are working great. Thank you for implementing the grid lines and thanks to @JariKoi for suggesting it.
  19. Digital Dial Gauge Sensor Panel Panel size available in 1920x480 | 1920x515 Each dial/needle gauge uses 8 sensors: 128 states (101 images) The colour gauge, green (normal), yellow (average) and red (Maximum), changes according to the temperature/usage. Each colour gauge uses 1 sensor: 16 states (16 images) REQUIRED TO INSTALL THE PROVIDED 14-SEGMENT FONTS. The 14-segment digital fonts were self-created. Save file time, est. 3 seconds. On a TuringSmartScreen (tulcd) device: Like the panel --> Visit https://www.bhsysensorpanel.net/ for more info. and designs.
  20. Semi-Trailer Truck Dial Gauges Sensor Panel A 'Peterbilt' dial gauge was created at the request of a buyer a few weeks ago: New Sensor Panel skins available in: 1920x480 | 1920x515 1024x600 | 1280x800 *The pump or fan logo for the CPU or GPU can be changed using the hide/unhide option from the SensorPanel Manager. Like the panel --> Visit https://www.bhsysensorpanel.net/ for more info. and designs.
  21. WOODEN DIAL GAUGE SENSOR PANEL Reday made panel skin available for 1920x480 / 1920x515 / 480x1920 / 515x1920 / 1280x800 / 1600x1200 Like the panel --> Visit https://www.bhsysensorpanel.net/ for more info. and designs. Have you enable the 'Follow preferences' from the top page of this forum to receive the latest panel updates?
  22. Update: After upgrading my memory RAM to 32GB, clock speed: CL30 (previously was CL40), the respond time for using the 'modify' button had improved while the Illustrator file still open. From 4-5 seconds to 2 seconds. My guess is as Adobe Illustrator performance becoming more demanding, a faster RAM speed is required. Thank you to @JariKoi for his advice and recommendation.
  23. I've replied to you via email. Thanks.
  24. Correction. The 'enable the context menu' is to bring up the SensorPanel Manager, not for the sensor item(s). It's the sensor item(s) that I am unable to right-click to select the shortcut menu like edit, delete, or modify.
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