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Awesome! Now, I can first set all the colors I want and save them, and use the right-click context menu to pick the color.π After testing the color picker, it occurs to me that if I name the custom color wrong after adding 5 colors, and if I want to rename it, I can't. I have to clear the whole custom color and add it again. Sorry for not realizing this earlier, but is it possible to add a 'Rename' option to the 3 dots button? For example, when I select a custom color, I'll click the 3 dots button and select the 'Rename' option to change the color name. Thank you.
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Oh! That is great! Thank you so much!π Looking forward to the next update.
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Hi Fiery, the right-click context menu is awesome! Very excited for the next updates.π Thank you for arranging the basic colors the same as MS Paint.π I like the custom colors, which we can name and save in a file. Awesome!π There's one more thing I would like to add to @Surjeet comment. Besides the 'Clear' option to clear custom colors and recent colors, can we clear it when we load a new GPL file? Sometimes, we might forget to clear the colors before loading a new file. Thank you.
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Oh! I kind of like MS Paint. The Basic colors were arranged in groups. For example, the bright colors green in one group, the blues in another group, etc. The same colors side by side allow me to compare the light and darker colors. It would be good if the basic colors could be arranged in this way. Anyway, the most important thing is the HEX code, add custom colors, right-click context menu to select the custom colors and the interface allows us to export/import. Thank you.
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I support the opacity of the label and sensor reading. The screenshot below is my example. To make the 14-segment or digital font transparent to show on a different color background so that we don't have to change each font color all the time.
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1) A single palette is enough for me with a single set of Custom Colors and add a Save and Load button for export/import the custom colors. 2) Can we have the same basic colors and number of colors (48 colors) as MS Paint? Also, follow the same color order as MS Paint; the last patch color is white. 3) I'm not sure about the industry standard palette file format except for Photoshop and Illustrator. Maybe we should define our file format that is unique to AIDA64. As long as we can export/import the custom colors. 4) Yes, that would be great and a pop-up text to show its name when the mouse cursor hovers over it. 5) Yes, yes, yesπ 6) 10 color history should be enough for me. 7) Make the color patches bigger and in a circle, same as MS Paint, 20 pixels. Thank you!
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REQUEST NEW FEATURE - Date in the Custom Gauge
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in General Discussion
Hmmm..... It does look nice to design something like that since I like dial gauges. Now, I am intrigued. I take back what I said earlier.π Hi @Fiery, is it possible to implement dates as gauges as mentioned by @Surjeet? -
REQUEST NEW FEATURE - Date in the Custom Gauge
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in General Discussion
Using a custom gauge on date/month? Sorry, but I don't think it is necessary and sounds kind of weird to me. I was thinking more of creating a clock with a moving hand image using the custom (n states) gauges. -
The color picker looks great and simple. Thank you!π©· As mentioned by @COSTAJUNIOR, I support the idea of the custom color picker to be able to export and import palettes as a saved file. Thank you.
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Thank you for your fast response. 1st inquiry: I want the last one in the list to be visible. Thank you!π 2nd inquiry: Ok. I get where you're going. If I want the CPU temp to alert me when it reaches, for example, 80 degrees, I'll create a 5 states gauge. 4 blank images for 0 to 80 Celsius and a single blinking light image for 80-100 Celsius. Each state contains 20 Celsius. Brillant! Understood, thank you for the explanation. The new "Custom (n states)" gauge is perfect for our needs.π
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I-AM-GOING-CRAZY.....!!! π€ͺYOU DID IT!π I tested it and it works marvelously. I used only one sensor instead of eight, and I don't even need to use a blank image. The Change Source is still a great additional feature; I don't have to click modify to change the sensor unless I need to change the value.π Thank you @Fiery for making this feature possible. YOU THE MAN!π I have two things I would like to inquire about. 1st inquiry: When the images were added using the 'Custom (n states)', we can't view the latest image file unless we manually scroll down. Is it possible for the scroll bar to scroll down automatically when a new image file is added? 2nd Inquiry: When I convert the existing Custom (16 states) to the 'custom (n states), it accepts image filenames without the "-N.png", and still works. I tried to add an image filename, for example, led_blank.png, but it won't accept it. Is it possible for the custom (n states) to accept an image filename as text instead of -N.png? The screenshots below show a CPU temperature sensor gauge used as a blinking light to alert the user that the CPU temperature has reached a minimum of 75 degrees. With the new 'custom (n states)', I can create a more accurate temperature alert but I have to create a 0-100 image that consists of a blank and light image. If the new custom gauge can accept a filename without using the -N/NN/NNN.png, I only need to use 1 blank image (for states 0-74) and 1 blinking light image (for 75-100). If not possible, then I'll use the Custom (16 states) for a less accurate blinking light image. I hope you understand what I have mentioned.
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Regarding the full flexibility on the number of states. Do you mean the option will show, for example, 15, 30, 100, as shown in the screenshot below? If it is, then my answer is YES! I prefer the original 15 states to remain so our old panel gauges wouldn't be affected. The additional numbers of states that I want are 30, 50 and 100. Thank you.
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SensorPanel Manager: Smart Sensor Replacement (NEW Feature)!!
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
WOW!π²Fantastic! π I just tested the 'Change Source', it is not limited to just 1 category but all and I can change multiple items all at once.βΊοΈπ The label that appears on the SensorPanel Manager description changes as well. This is so PERFECT! Thank you! -
Yes. I like this idea and I support it too. If we can have more options to select different types of custom gauges, as shown in the screenshot below, we don't have to create 8 sensors for a 101-image for CPU/GPU temperature, utilization or other sensors like voltage, wattage and fans. However, when using the States button to import 0-101 images (the 3 dots button) it will be too long to fit on our screen, and it might need to be broken down into 4 portions. As for causing laggy, slowing down the system and files takes too long to save: If we create a dial gauge, say, just a needle image with 101 images (0%-100%) and there are 4 or more custom dial gauges, it wouldn't cause the system to lag or takes too long to save the file. Unless the needle image included the dial base/body image, which causes the image size to become large, then it might cause lagging in the AIDA64 program and a longer time to save the file. The newly added 'Change Source' is a great option so if more selection for custom types of gauges can be implemented, the 'Change Source' feature can be a great asset too. If 0%-100% is not possible, how about 0%-50%? We knew this would be a big overhaul but we hope that it can be implemented and this will be a great addition to the next-generation AIDA64 feature.π Thank you!
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SensorPanel Manager: Smart Sensor Replacement (NEW Feature)!!
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
I see. Thank you so much. -
SensorPanel Manager: Smart Sensor Replacement (NEW Feature)!!
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
Yes, it's a good practice for us. However, for point number 2, the graph and gauge label was not updated automatically when we use the 'Change Source'. -
SensorPanel Manager: Smart Sensor Replacement (NEW Feature)!!
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think the label you mention to Surjeet refers to the 'Simple sensor item', am I right? What about the gauge/custom gauge? Can the gauge/custom gauge description be changed automatically on the SensorPanel Manager? For example, after I duplicate the CPU temperature gauge and change it to GPU temperature gauge using the 'Change Source', only the icon has changed but the description still shows as CPU Utilization (Please take a look at the attached image). The only way to change it is to go back to the Modify window but that defeats the purpose of using the 'Change Source'. -
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BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
Thank you. I see, I get what you mean and you are right. No need to make any changes to the Simple sensor item' label. -
SensorPanel Manager: Smart Sensor Replacement (NEW Feature)!!
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
Thank you so much for implementing the 'Change Souce'.π©· Everythings works as we hope, especially the min/max values were retained as it was. However, the sensor description did not change. Please refer to the IMAGE 1 below, I have duplicated all the CPU sensors and change them to GPU sensors. However, the description still shows as CPU. It should changed accordingly to the 'Item type' in the Modify Item. Add: Is it possbile to select all the same 8 custom sensor gauges and change them all at once, instead of one at a time? As for the IMAGE 2, the item type is a 'Simple sensor item'. I duplicated the CPU Utilization and change it to GPU Utilization but the description still showed as CPU Utilization. The only way for me to change the description is to enable the 'Show label' and type in GPU Utilization. Also, I think it is better for the 'Show Label' to changed too when we change to a different sensor, regardless if the 'Show Label' was enable or disable? Thank you! -
SensorPanel Manager: Smart Sensor Replacement (NEW Feature)!!
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
Cool. Looking forward to it. Thank youπ. -
SensorPanel Manager: Smart Sensor Replacement (NEW Feature)!!
BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
Thank you for working on this new featureπ As Surjeet mentioned, it all depends on the userβs specific use case. If a user chose to show the label on their layout, it would be convenient and time-saving for them if the label could be changed accordingly when selecting a different sensor. Still, a user might use a different label, for example, he chooses to use 'Utilization' instead of 'CPU Utilization'. So, not just to retain the min/max value, the label should be retained as well, if can. For me, I don't usually use the label so if I replaced a different sensor, the label shouldn't appear on my layout. The most important part is that the min/max values are preserved when replaced with a new sensor, especially for usage and temperature. I also use a different value for a 15 state (a single custom gauge sensor). For example, the CPU temperature minimum value is 80 and the maximum is 100. This is to alert the user if the CPU temperature reaches around 80 degrees, a bright red LED image will appear on the panel. -
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BHSY replied to Surjeet's topic in SensorPanel
I like this idea. The 100 states (a total of 8 sensors) contain different min/max values. If the value can be retained without reverting to its default value when selecting a different sensor, for example, changing CPU temp to GPU temp, I would like this feature implemented. If not, there is no point in using the REPLACE shortcut. The REPLACED shortcut would be useful for other sensors that don't require the 100 states sensor. -
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.
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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.
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