Share your Sensorpanels

[Emrays]

On 3/29/2022 at 10:40 AM, EverStaR said:

after an hour of work, we have something I am, mostly content with, more tuning on a few things UI think this will be it.  Vertical 480x1920.

 

Hey @EverStaR  any chance to get the file on this, I have the same screen size and orientation and would love to try it out.  

[Exhumed]

This Aida64 sensor panel in 800x480px resolution was commissioned work. No Download.

Important information: If you are interested in a custom-made sensor panel, please feel free to contact me here at Aida64, YouTube, or https://twitter.com/3xhumed. I only accept Paypal.

[Vicious_Manjunk]

On 3/30/2022 at 1:09 AM, Dave59337 said:

Well, I finally did it.  A gauge with 101 stages from 0 to 100.  There was never a need, just my need to say, "I did it."  Thanks for the idea, WayBadMojo (not sarcastic, even though it took forever).  However, because gauges display even when out of range you must leave an end image (1 or 16) blank, or you will always see only one gauge overwriting the previous one, if using opaque images like most people make gauges.  This would be like; 0-15, 16-30, 31-45, and so on using at least 7 gauges to make one.  I use transparent images, so I had to leave both ends blank or you will see multiple hands on the gauge image.  So, it needs at least 8 gauges with; 0-14, 15-28, 29-42, and so on.  I used 10 gauges so it will take on a yellow or red glow as a warning when getting high/hot.  Also, you need to tweak the min and max values in the manager.  The gauge with images 0-14 needs min/max of 0/15, the gauge with images 15-28 needs min/max of 14/29 and the gauge with images 29-42 needs min/max of 28/43, etc.  I cropped the hands where I could for file size and still aligning (same top left corner).
In this panel the large gauges had 101 steps each requiring 10 gauges to make.  A .png file for each degree/percent 0 to 100.  The smaller drive gauges had 51 steps each requiring 5 gauges to make.  A .png file for each degree/percent 0 to 100, counting by two.  Notice the CPU gauge reporting 35 degrees and the hand actually pointing at 35, and the GPU gauge reporting 32 degrees and the hand actually pointing at 32.  (Man am I good!)
So that probably was drivel for the “download sensor panels and ask the author to ‘fix/change it’ for my computer” user.  But it might be useful for the doers that do the work.  (Was that too negative?)
In creating the 101-stage gauge, I had to start from scratch, because I cleaned up after thinking I had the perfect gauge.  They look a little better because I also did some internal stretching on account the “real” gauges faceplate wasn’t centered in the metal body.  Also, I cropped the outside because the chrome bezel was wider on one side.
This is when I found out, when you import a gauge, it will overwrite the images in the SensorPanel folder.  After creating new images and copying them into the SensorPanel folder (overwriting the not-so-pretty) images, the panel being displayed looked better.  But then I imported a different design with images with the same name, images were the older version.  And going back to the previous panel now had the older images again.  It’s a good thing I copied instead of moved the files.  I had to import, copy new images, export, import the other design, copy again, and then export to fix both.
I wonder if anyone reads the words as well as looks at the pictures.  I know I always don’t.  Would I have read what WayBadMojo had typed without Mojo’s bad-baby-face and Eddie Murphy’s head tapping image getting my attention?  Without them I might had not-so-pretty images a-n-d many more hours of free time.

Oops, the file it too big.

 

Holy crap i actually followed what you were talking about.   Never even thought of trying that.  great job we need a video of it working lol.  

[Mayo0666]

yes! I would like to see it

[Awol]

Agree it would be great if Dave was able to provide some form of video tutorial for us lesser mortals to take a look at lol

[EverStaR]

On 3/25/2022 at 6:37 AM, Vicious_Manjunk said:

Make sure you have your panel size set correctly under preferences and senor panel.  Also make sure you don't have scaling on within windows under your display.  That tends to mess a lot of people up.  I edit mine on my main screen then drag it over to my sensor screen to make sure it still looks right as I go.  Make sure your image is the correct size if you need to resize it just use one of the online editors.  

 

On 3/29/2022 at 10:53 AM, pcrepairvk said:

www.aida64skins.com  welcome!!!

 

On 3/30/2022 at 4:07 AM, Liao Joey said:

This is why I no longer share my work....It's so easy to just edit someone's work, but you'll spend days doing an original design... It's funny. Someone else uses your work for profit...

 

21 hours ago, Emrays said:

Hey @EverStaR  any chance to get the file on this, I have the same screen size and orientation and would love to try it out.  

 

GodZillaV12.sensorpanel

[Anderson]

On 26/04/2021 at 19:24, Arsalan Rizwan said:

 

pode me enviar pf 

could you send it to me please?

[Öld Ðad]

On 7/24/2021 at 10:37 PM, Wendell Borges said:

Modding another user`s skin...

any chance of getting this in 800x480 please?

[Öld Ðad]

On 7/7/2021 at 10:22 AM, rocsoft said:

800*480

 

can you share please?

[Ryu]

On 3/21/2022 at 10:28 PM, Too51oll said:2022년 3월 21일 오후 10시 28분 Too51oll은 이렇게 말했다.

Double sided tape?양면테이프? That is how I've mounted mine.그게 내가 내 차를 탄 방법이야. Before and after photos attached.전후 사진 첨부. Credit to people who created panels modified by me and used in photos.내가 수정한 패널을 만들고 사진에 사용한 사람들에게 공을 돌렸다.   

 

[pcrepairvk]

1920x480 my brand new job

[Vicious_Manjunk]

I was just seeing if there was any other profit sites for sensor panels but i found one that looks well put together but it is good.  As i don't really see any from our post that are listed it looks like the guy has been making his own and selling not only panels with brackets but with some premade sensors of his own.   Here check out what is on the site if you see anything that is yours let us know.   

 

Hardware Monitor - Lamps (lamptron.com)

[xmanrigger]

2 hours ago, Vicious_Manjunk said:

I was just seeing if there was any other profit sites for sensor panels but i found one that looks well put together but it is good.  As i don't really see any from our post that are listed it looks like the guy has been making his own and selling not only panels with brackets but with some premade sensors of his own.   Here check out what is on the site if you see anything that is yours let us know.   

 

Hardware Monitor - Lamps (lamptron.com)

Lamptron isnt just some guy. It is a well established company.

[xmanrigger]

No offense to the great creators in this thread that have contributed.

A shitty part of all this thievery I can see coming, is an influx of Photoshop Warriors posting panels that dont exist. Not posting the file on the grounds of copyright.

I have made panels myself, and modded panels downloaded from this thread. Either way, it involves a lot of work in some cases. This is why I really appreciate the work a lot of people have submitted here. I know what kind of time and effort goes into creating one. I have the time, but not near the artistic creativity some have displayed here.

I am very grateful to Exhumed and countless others for their outstanding contributions. I have only submitted one original panel of my own. I have to admit, I have butchered panels and taken elements from one and adding to another. But this was also for personal use in my home. If I had posted it anywhere, I gave credit to the original creators as far as I could trace back.

Come on Exhumed, Wondersquid, MrMike, Operbico, and you others, throw us graphically challenged a few bones once in a while. I would like to mention a few names of some of the great contributors to this thread, but afraid I would miss a few. You guys know who you are.

[xmanrigger]

oops

[operbico]

2 hours ago, xmanrigger said:

Come on Exhumed, Wondersquid, MrMike, Operbico, and you others, throw us graphically challenged a few bones once in a while. I would like to mention a few names of some of the great contributors to this thread, but afraid I would miss a few. You guys know who you are.

thank you, but I am not a good creator, I'm not able to use photoshop, I like simple and quick solutions

I think that everyone in this topic should share everything, like others important community such as linux, to improve everything.

Many Thanks to Aida64 staff support, and users who share any panels

Thanks in advance if someone can help me, I am not able to use Photoshop...I need a conversion of this images in aida64 gauges for new project.... I think that these are the best race gauges ever (Lancia Delta Group A)

 

 

[antonio]

I don't object to communication, but I hate reselling. Therefore, I rarely upload templates, only upload the styles of finished products, which is convenient to provide you with some ideas. I also get inspiration through other people's templates. After two years of continuous production, about 300 styles with different resolutions were produced. Sometimes when I saw the templates uploaded by others, I found that the original author was me and didn't express any opinions, because it would lead to meaningless debate.
The biggest difficulty in making templates is inspiration. Sometimes you will be in a daze for a long time when facing a picture and demand. Therefore, I hope that friends who download can cherish it and do not seek personal interests.
I don't make a panel (. Sensorpanel) in sensor mode now. The following problems have been found:
1. The screen zoom function cannot be used. All screen zooms need to be set to 100%, otherwise the version will be wrong.
2. It cannot be used for displays with different refresh rates, such as 144hz for the main screen and 60Hz for the sub screen. When the main screen is full screen game, the sub screen theme will be misplaced.
3. GIF format pictures cannot be used in this format, so the actual effect is lower than rslcd format.
4. I can't remember for a moment. I'll add it next time...

[Anthony Kolka]

51 minutes ago, antonio said:

English is not good, please use the translator to have a look.

Or you could use the translator and make the post with it... Since you are aware of it's existence.

[WanaGo]

On 11/1/2020 at 1:04 PM, urobulus said:

Here's mine after working on it for a good 15 hours this weekend.

I like to think that I did a good job and I'm very satisfied with the results: fits perfectly on my new Lamptron HM070 and shows everything I need to know at a glance!

Most of the disks are empty since I just bought all the parts and this is a brand new computer

 

 

 

 

Vee Default.sensorpanel 1.53 MB · 584 downloads

Thanks very much for sharing this way back in 2020

I used this as a base for my build.

Still some tweaking to go, but its getting there. Modified to 1280x800 to suit the 10.4" monitor I have for this HUD.

[Exhumed]

10 hours ago, Vicious_Manjunk said:

I was just seeing if there was any other profit sites for sensor panels but i found one that looks well put together but it is good.  As i don't really see any from our post that are listed it looks like the guy has been making his own and selling not only panels with brackets but with some premade sensors of his own.   Here check out what is on the site if you see anything that is yours let us know.   

 

Hardware Monitor - Lamps (lamptron.com)

Wrong. Lamptron has been a producer and manufacturer of various hardware components since 2005. Yes, they offer, among other things, LCD panels along with some skins that come with them. The LCDs are quite expensive compared to the cheaper Chinese LCDs. I don't think you will find a sensor panel anywhere from here on the forum.

[David Chapman]

On 4/4/2022 at 8:47 AM, Dave59337 said:

I redid the sensor panel once called "WaterMeterBig2."  Changed the labeling style and a few graphical distortions.  Now ALL gauges are 51-stage gauges.  All hands always point to 0, 2, 4, 6, ..., 100 on the gauge.  I also grabbed a .png off the internet of a car oil pressure gauge that I thought looked cool.  I laid it out similar to the other one on a cherrywood background.  It reminds me of the cool boat in the movie "On Golden Pond."  Running them doesn't seem to slow my machine down at all.  It uses about the same CPU time as the 16 stage gauges.  But doing an export takes about 10 seconds with Aida64 showing the "not responding" warning on the sensor panel manager.

As you can see, I also included the warnings for anything going at or near full speed as well as fans/pumps running too slow.  On one I was running a memory stress test, and the other I turned off the power supply fan while viewing 3 security cameras at 64-time speed.

And before anyone asks for me to share..., I can't.  WG2.sensorpanel is 11.1 MB and BG2.sensorpanel is 10.1 MB.  Each gauge takes 54 png's to build, each panel has 7 different sized gauges, plus the background...that's 379 pics to store.  I only had 9.77 MB upload space allowable before I dropped these two jpg's down.  Does anyone know if that ever increases or resets?  I had to delete my 101-stage upload to add anything.

 

Could you share the Oil gauge png? I'm enjoying working on your original designs.

[Exhumed]

4 hours ago, Anthony Kolka said:

Or you could use the translator and make the post with it... Since you are aware of it's existence.

I was thinking the same. I mean comon bro it takes 2 min. to do. If you cant write in englisch. Learned everything myself over the years, even if it was often wrongly written but most of the time a person can read my stuff i think. Use google translate, copy paste the text and let google translate it for you. You can even copy a website link in to google translate.

 

[pcrepairvk]

what you think about this one? fresh one  480x1920

 

[JLib]

On 4/20/2020 at 11:08 PM, marty-demo said:

Thanks AIDA64 .  I've  been working on this project for while now trying to find a good hardware monitor . I've tried numerous software like widows gadgets , Rainmeter and others but none come close to the flexibility and customization of aida64 sensor panel.   

my senory panel and background templates can be found here https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yH94G6xE_tOKwSJsf6KYgZrs51Bm4qH9

The fonts I used were part of the Darwin pro font family

edit( GeeekPi 5 inch HDMI Monitor LCD Resistive Touch Screen 800x480 LCD Display USB Interface for Raspberry Pi 4) is the screen used 

Hi Marty,

Thanks for your template i love the design!

I had to rework it a bit to fit my ax206 480x320 display.

Thought i would post it here, thanks again!

It's multi-page

 

2022-04-04.axlcd

[tw33k]

looking at setting up a new style of panel. the problem I have is that I'm not very good at starting from scratch. if I can find something that I like, I'm pretty good at being able to change things the way I want but my display is 2560x1600 and it's rare to find something I can use.