[Share your Sensorpanels]

22 hours ago, Dropcheck said:

Usually it's no simple matter to resize a sensorpanel.  In effect you will have to recreate the original sensorpanel for the design specs of the display panel you want to use.  ie recreate and/or resize each element of the original sensorpanel into a new container sensorpanel.    I don't think there is a way to just copy elements from one sensorpanel to another.   And unfortunately you can't actually resize a gauge,  just the component parts, which then can be rebuilt into a different sized gauge.   

Unless the original sensorpanel is very simple, you are talking at least a couple hours work if not more.   It's definitely a learning experience.  If the size of the text labels/gauges/graphs etc are okay and you just need to move them to a different location in the sensorpanel try this.  Hide all elements in the sensorpanel manager.  Then one by one unhide and change the x/y position of each element for the location you want or that it will fit.  It's tedious, but you will learn a whole lot.

Hey Drop, Is there a guide somewhere on how to do this? I want to try and move around some of the elements on themanonthemoons material design big bars sensor panel. it is only 120p too big for me (I need 1080x1920 and his is 1200x1920).I might be able to make it work, but not sure if it would be possible. Do you know where there may be a guide for this? or Even combining 2 sensor panels possible? because I did find someone that has already modified it to fit in 1080x1920. But it doesnt have VRM temperatures like the original one does. I would really like to have this information as NVIDIA RTX 3000 founders editions tend to run really hot VRM temperatures. I would like to know when I should go in and repaste my GPU

[Share your Sensorpanels]

On 5/15/2021 at 8:07 AM, ThatManOnTheMoon said:

Material Design Big Bars 1200x1920

Different colorways and the required fonts are included.

I'll be releasing a simplified light-themed version later.

Note 1: Nvidia 30XX sensor data (usage, TDP, VRAM temps, etc.) are supported in the new beta release. So adjust accordingly if you're using it. In the sensor panel VRAM temps are set to some random temps at the moment. The % value is set to TDP% as GPU usage% wasn't supported in the current standard release. After installing the beta, I swapped the 2nd GPU fan for TDP watts.

Note 2: The min and max values are just labels, so adjust accordingly or remove per preference.

 

 

 

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I would love to resize these to 1080px1920. Could anyone offer me any advice on how to do this or if it is even possible? any help would be so greatly appreciated! thank you!

[resizing sensor panel template.]

Hello everyone, 

I am completely new to the sensor panel game. Currently I have figured out how to get the sensor panel up and running. However, I have not found a sensor panel for my screen I like. I am trying to run a panel in my PC that is 1080x1920 or in portrait mode. However, I have seen one that I really do like, it is made by a user called ThatManOnTheMoon and a sensor panel called Material Design Big Bars. It is sized in 1200x1920, I would love to get it into the size I need of 1080x1920. I can't find a tutorial that will show me how to do this even after trying some searches on this board and youtube. If anyone can help me with how to do this, it would be greatly appreciated! thank you!