Share your Sensorpanels

[Jon Evans]

Really happy with this :-)
 

[Anthony Kolka]

8 minutes ago, Jon Evans said:

Really happy with this :-)

It looks great! What is that display?

[Martin Kučera]

2 hours ago, Jon Evans said:

Really happy with this :-)
 

This is awesome, can you share please?

[Stephan]

Hello i am new to this forum and was wondering if someone can make an 1280 x 800 or 800 x 1280 sensor panel.

If thats not oossible then 768 x 1024 or 1024 x 768 may be done aswell

 

Have been trying for the last couple of days to make a panel but i cant get it the way i want.

 

Looking for something with dragon ball or anything else awesome

 

specs of my pc:

AMD Ryzen 5 1600AF

16 gb 2133 DDR 4

256GB Kingston SSD

Gigabyte 1050 TI OC

 

If someome can make this please let me know, searched tru almost all post in this topic

[Stephan]

10 hours ago, Alpharius68 said:

Hi all,

I  discovered the whole senosor panel thing about a week ago and have become totally hooked, thanks to the inspiration on this forum.

There many elements created by others on here in my first attempt, so most of the credit needs to go to those creators and I want to thank all the people who posted parts for other people to use. Following their lead, here is my panel for others to use if they want.

Fonts are Guardians and Geforce.

 

Rocket_600x1024.sensorpanel 1.9 MB · 4 downloads guardians.zip 3.27 kB · 2 downloads

Geforce.zip 143.06 kB · 1 download

Is this possible in 800 x 1280 or 768 x 1024, it looks awesome

[kimapp]

Hi this looks awesome, can you please share a link to the sensor panel? Im looking for both the horizontal and vertical layout. Thanks

[Slinter051]

6 hours ago, Martin Kučera said:

This is awesome, can you share please?

I'm starting to build a new sensor panel and really like this! Can you share please?

[moralneeeick]

Thanks to marty-demo for his sensorpanel - I tweaked to 600x1024 - this is my first attempt and pretty happy with it, obvoiusly a lot less work thanks to leveraging another oneDetailed_Red_Portrait.sensorpanel. Obviously this much RGB is absolutely necessary

Attached my updated version for Lamptron 600x1024 and a very bad pic below - looks a lot better in real life.

Slight tweaks:

• Changed resolution to 600x1024
• Cosmetic changes to match Nvidia/Intel
• Added FPS counter, CPU throttling, Multiplier, Refresh Rate, IP Address
• 

 

On 4/20/2020 at 10:08 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 

 

[Tangerine77]

Is there a collection of all sensor panels posted in the one location?

 

I've seen such a site, but at the time I stumbled onto it I didn't bookmark it.

 

Help?

[asendedazn]

thanks @Alpharius68 for the guardians panel made it into 800x1280 and changed it for my needs

800x1280.zip

[Jon Evans]

Attaching the files.

After much searching, managed to find the original that I used.

All the credit goes to @SlapCat
https://forums.aida64.com/topic/667-share-your-sensorpanel/page/94/?tab=comments#comment-32737

GeForce.zip JonsVertical.zip

[Jon Evans]

15 hours ago, Anthony Kolka said:

It looks great! What is that display?

Thought I had replied but dont see it in the topic.

The panel is an 8.8" from Aliexpress.
The monitor is an LG 35WN65C-B 35" IPS UWQHD FreeSync Monitor

[Giovanni Bonavero]

23 hours ago, Giovanni Bonavero said:

I don't know if I'm in the right section, I'm a beginner with Aida64. I saw this beautiful skin on youtube, does anyone know if it is possible to download it somewhere?

 

The display is 14 "3840 * 1100

I ask how you can make a templates, I'm at my first time ...

[Anthony Kolka]

3 hours ago, Jon Evans said:

The panel is an 8.8" from Aliexpress.

Thanks! I will search there for it.

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[Alpharius68]

14 hours ago, Stephan said:

Is this possible in 800 x 1280 or 768 x 1024, it looks awesome

Hi Stephan,

Here is the original sized background (1080x1920) so you can scale to the size you want, every other piece is a seperate item so you can move all the other parts into places where you want them.

[Stephan]

1 hour ago, Alpharius68 said:

Hi Stephan,

Here is the original sized background (1080x1920) so you can scale to the size you want, every other piece is a seperate item so you can move all the other parts into places where you want them.

Thank you, i will going to work with it

[Arctucas]

23 hours ago, Pneuma22 said:

 

Just a tip actual vfx software(software made for animations) is much better for shape manipulation. Anyone who says different has no idea what they are talking about. All adobe software can be trialed for 1 month no issues and if you like it go on aliexpress or ebay and buy a year for a few dollars. Its that simple and it costs less than 5$. You really cant beat it. You can get the master collection for 20$ or less so yeah it may be possible to do in GIMP or an online photoshop but its not going to be easy thats for sure as those software werent designed with animation or moving shapes images etc in mind. They were designed to edit stills, even if they do have gif editing capabilites. So after effects or sony vegas these "loading rounds" that are extremely extravagant can be created and rendered inside of 5 minutes. Just b/c its what the software was built to do. 

 

OK, but I still need tutorial.

[Pneuma22]

1 hour ago, Arctucas said:

 

OK, but I still need tutorial.

Ok that I can help with, one sec. This is a general round loading round tutorial in after effects:

https://www.google.com/search?q=loading+progress+round+after+effects+tutorial&ei=56uGYdioOJjNytMPlZO1qAg&oq=loading+progress+round+after+effects+tutorial&gs_lcp=Cgdnd3Mtd2l6EAMyBQgAEM0COgcIABBHELADSgQIQRgAUMAIWMAIYKISaAFwAngAgAFDiAFDkgEBMZgBAKABAcgBCMABAQ&sclient=gws-wiz&ved=0ahUKEwiYuM7kkoT0AhWYpnIEHZVJDYUQ4dUDCA4&uact=5#kpvalbx=_76uGYeK0N_6DytMP3IeLGA24

One little tip for tutorials always make them your own: your own colors your own sizes shapes etc just so it doesnt look like that exact tutorial which if you look closer is how many many of these sensorpanels on these forums were made using this exacxt tutorial b/c the people that did the tutorial didnt change anything about the loading round so it literally looks identical to some of the rounds i've seen on here recently aside from maybe the colors. So just try and make it yours when you do it otherwise its going to look like you copied someone elses sensorpanel on here even though they also copied that tutorial lol...

This is a tutorial for a progress loading bar in after effects... https://www.google.com/search?q=loading+progress+rounds+after+effects+tutorial&oq=loading+progress+rounds+after+effects+tutorial&aqs=chrome..69i57j33i299.7787j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#kpvalbx=_56uGYdioOJjNytMPlZO1qAg31

These two are generally what youre going to see in most setups unless they do a really detailed animation with multiple moving parts which is absolutely not easy inside of 15 frames which is why you rarely see anything else but these lol.

You may also need this just for learning basic keyframes, which is literally sort of how ae or vegas animation works.https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+set+keyframes+in+after+effects&oq=how+to+set+keyframes+in+&aqs=chrome.0.0i512j69i57j0i512l8.3255j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

If you need any help with the rendering settings I can come back and post a tutorial for that also if you need it, or you can look up how to render in after effects with png sequence.

[Pneuma22]

23 hours ago, Jon Evans said:

Really happy with this :-)
 

John please show us how you mounted it to your monitor thats what I want to see? It looks incredibly clean and like you ran all the cable on the back of the screen? Can you take a shot from the back of your setup for us? It looks sick and in the one image it almost looks like there is some sort of arm device under it but i think that may just be something behind it that is sort of taking that shape even though its not which is why I ask? Oh and if that isn't the case how did you get it secured to the side of your screen bezel like that?

[Stephan]

@Alpharius68 got it to work, thank you again

[Alpharius68]

5 hours ago, Stephan said:

Thank you, i will going to work with it

@asendedazn has already made a 800x1280 version (page 171), so that could also give you a head start on the layout.

[Arctucas]

4 hours ago, Pneuma22 said:

Ok that I can help with, one sec. This is a general round loading round tutorial in after effects:

https://www.google.com/search?q=loading+progress+round+after+effects+tutorial&ei=56uGYdioOJjNytMPlZO1qAg&oq=loading+progress+round+after+effects+tutorial&gs_lcp=Cgdnd3Mtd2l6EAMyBQgAEM0COgcIABBHELADSgQIQRgAUMAIWMAIYKISaAFwAngAgAFDiAFDkgEBMZgBAKABAcgBCMABAQ&sclient=gws-wiz&ved=0ahUKEwiYuM7kkoT0AhWYpnIEHZVJDYUQ4dUDCA4&uact=5#kpvalbx=_76uGYeK0N_6DytMP3IeLGA24

One little tip for tutorials always make them your own: your own colors your own sizes shapes etc just so it doesnt look like that exact tutorial which if you look closer is how many many of these sensorpanels on these forums were made using this exacxt tutorial b/c the people that did the tutorial didnt change anything about the loading round so it literally looks identical to some of the rounds i've seen on here recently aside from maybe the colors. So just try and make it yours when you do it otherwise its going to look like you copied someone elses sensorpanel on here even though they also copied that tutorial lol...

This is a tutorial for a progress loading bar in after effects... https://www.google.com/search?q=loading+progress+rounds+after+effects+tutorial&oq=loading+progress+rounds+after+effects+tutorial&aqs=chrome..69i57j33i299.7787j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#kpvalbx=_56uGYdioOJjNytMPlZO1qAg31

These two are generally what youre going to see in most setups unless they do a really detailed animation with multiple moving parts which is absolutely not easy inside of 15 frames which is why you rarely see anything else but these lol.

You may also need this just for learning basic keyframes, which is literally sort of how ae or vegas animation works.https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+set+keyframes+in+after+effects&oq=how+to+set+keyframes+in+&aqs=chrome.0.0i512j69i57j0i512l8.3255j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

If you need any help with the rendering settings I can come back and post a tutorial for that also if you need it, or you can look up how to render in after effects with png sequence.

Thanks. That is a bit overwhelming, though.

 

A bit more than I can do, I am afraid, never learned any of the programming.

I just need a quick and dirty way to create a 150° arc (or would it be 160°?), divide it into 15 segments of 10°, colorize each segment, save each as .png file (with one transparent outline only for zero state) for a total of 16 .png files to replace stock gauges.

Probably not doable for me, given my lack of skill.

 

Thanks again.

[Jon Evans]

5 hours ago, Pneuma22 said:

John please show us how you mounted it to your monitor thats what I want to see? It looks incredibly clean and like you ran all the cable on the back of the screen? Can you take a shot from the back of your setup for us? It looks sick and in the one image it almost looks like there is some sort of arm device under it but i think that may just be something behind it that is sort of taking that shape even though its not which is why I ask? Oh and if that isn't the case how did you get it secured to the side of your screen bezel like that?

I'll post some pics tomorrow but don't expect to be impressed!

It's mounted with some metal strips I had and duct tape. Looks cool from the front and you cannot see the back :-)