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On 4/26/2021 at 7:07 PM, Mrmike said:

 

1024x600

 

over 350 downloads in 3 weeks 3 panels, a cple thanz,  lot of manners in here, so sa la vie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi MrMike, do you have the template of this screen plz? I searched a little bit and didn't find it :(

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On 6/6/2021 at 8:47 PM, Zach Ernesti said:

Any 1920x1200 designs out there I too have searched every page and didn't find any. And I too am looking for a design with a resolution of 1920x1200

Same problem here, feel like 1920x1200 is a super rare size or something.. Been checking for months but there are zero 1920x1200 ones out there

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1 hour ago, Robert Ekkel said:

Same problem here, feel like 1920x1200 is a super rare size or something.. Been checking for months but there are zero 1920x1200 ones out there

Hi Robert,

That would be easy enough. First find a look that you like from all of the designs out here. Download that and import in the sensorpanel manager. Then get a 1920*1200 background (jpg/png etc). Go to the sensorpanel manager and replace the background (png jpeg etc). Resize the usable area with drag and drop on the edges. Then move the sensors and gauges etc to your liking.

This likely takes up 1 hour of your time ;)

Regards

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30 minutes ago, verlaanac said:

Hi Robert,

That would be easy enough. First find a look that you like from all of the designs out here. Download that and import in the sensorpanel manager. Then get a 1920*1200 background (jpg/png etc). Go to the sensorpanel manager and replace the background (png jpeg etc). Resize the usable area with drag and drop on the edges. Then move the sensors and gauges etc to your liking.

This likely takes up 1 hour of your time ;)

Regards

When i replace the background image with a 1920x1200 image i get the size of the original background..

 

#edit: never mind, after checking the details of the downloaded pictures they are not true 1920x1200 pixels, although they are advertised that way.. Thank you for the help :)

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1 hour ago, verlaanac said:

Hi Robert,

That would be easy enough. First find a look that you like from all of the designs out here. Download that and import in the sensorpanel manager. Then get a 1920*1200 background (jpg/png etc). Go to the sensorpanel manager and replace the background (png jpeg etc). Resize the usable area with drag and drop on the edges. Then move the sensors and gauges etc to your liking.

This likely takes up 1 hour of your time ;)

Regards

I am unable to manually adjust gauges tho, do you know why this is happening?

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by the way, one easy way to get a background of your liking to fit your panel size:

Download a high(er) resolution picture, like in your case 2560*1440, and select 'edit with paint 3d'.

Then use the select option, and you'll see exactly how many pixels your selecting, it'll show you in the program.

Then copy that selection, paste in an empty mspaint file, and voila, you've got something to start off with...

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7 hours ago, potomuchto said:

正在立式面板上的我的桌面,在这里我看到的大多是方形或横板,但有时人们希望有个对传感器Ë 桌面上的一面,像我这样的,例如,如果有人感兴趣,我很高兴与大家分享! ;);)

CoolBlue sensorpanel.PNG

It's beautiful.

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On 5/30/2021 at 4:31 PM, Mrmike said:

Gimp is a good place to start with learning the tools needed to start making a half decent panel, I started with gimp, but it has its limitations, and hence why i moved on to Adobe AI and PS and Unity,  far more polished in the finer details of what you can do, and if you want eye candy gauges then definately AI

 

if your only looking to make simple bars for a lamptron bay display then Gimp will be more than adequate, do everything in PNG and layers youll need 0-15 (16 layers)  youll find some tutorials online for basics but take a while to find a few where they dont rabble on!!    

good luck if you send me your email i might have afew gimp templates for you to mess about with that are already bars you might just have to resize for your purpose

thanks mate. that's helpful

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On 10/29/2020 at 11:17 AM, Exhumed said:

Hello People,

Here is my first (not finished yet) work, 1280x800px. I used a template from one of the forum uploaders as a base to work with.

I did not have a display at this moment for my pc but maybe later i buy one.

 

The style is two-colored digital modern optic. As next i want to change the Gauge Meter to match the different red color and add some vector lines around the stats. Which elements remain and have a function that seems useful to me is not yet finished and will certainly be revised again. I will create more different themes from time to time.

Tipp: "0 FPS" You need rivatuner installed and run to enable rtss

 

What do you think? Do you like the layout?

 

Custom made vector background and some graphics to.

Fonts used but not included:

Chosence (https://www.dafont.com/de/search.php?q=chosence)

Cyberdyne (https://www.dafont.com/de/search.php?q=cyberdyne)

 

Used colors:

#E64253 (red: 230, green: 66, blue: 83)

#2FD7E0 (red: 47, gren: 215, blue: 244)

v1

Exhumed_Aida64_wip.png

v2

Cyberpunk_preview.thumb.png.7985a3b66ae1f13d96b801b92f6e150c.png

AIDA64_Panel by_Exhumed_v1_Cyberpunk.rar 876.28 kB · 1384 downloads AIDA64_Panel by_Exhumed_v2_Cyberpunk.rar 988.72 kB · 2238 downloads

NICE BUT would look better at 1920x1080 :P

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On 6/8/2021 at 6:58 PM, FuryXL said:

Hi, I think that you're talking of my panel.
This is high res because I got a 10" 2560x1600px.
Well, if you want me to do something on them, just mp me ;)

Hey thanks. The vertical gauges in your panel are close to what I'm trying to do. Have you shared it at that res? That would be a reat place to start.

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