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I also made 300-pixel and 350-pixel gauges to take up more room.  It was easy since my original trimmed download image was 731 by 731.  I create the first gauge as big as possible then use a macro to shrink all the finished images to a more reasonable size.  Makes for a cleared image.

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20 hours ago, Dann0 said:

Another one I edited. I don't know who the creator is but if you see this, drop a comment.
The 2 top panels are unfinished so I just used time and date until I decide what to do with them.

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Enjoy!

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Side note: I resized this one from 1024x600 to 800x480 for my son. Again, I don't know who the creator is so if you see this, drop a comment

Material Design 800x480

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1024x600 Dans Canyon Blue simple.sensorpanel 312.56 kB · 11 downloads Material Design 800x480 Dan.sensorpanel 21.04 kB · 8 downloads

The second one is GOAT

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Hello Community. I made a unoffical Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Aida64 Sensor Panel.

  • Theme: Tiny Tina's Wonderlands
  • Resolution: 1920x480px
  • Font: Evogria (https://www.dafont.com/de/evogria.font)
  • Graphics: graphics made by Exhumed. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands logo and Tiny Tina character by 2K, Gearbox Software

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13 hours ago, Dave59337 said:

First off, I want to give credit to the member pcrepairvk.  I loved his entries on page 225.  I downloaded them right away and started changing a few entries to match my machine.  Then being a perfectionist, I noticed things that made me itch.  The gauges go in increments of 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100.  The tip of the original gauge hand was still visible after putting the off-centered white circle to remove the numbers and gauge hand.  Retired math/art teacher here.  I'd give it an A- in art and C- in math.  So, I took pcrepairvk's idea and started from scratch.  I believe I found the image of the gauge on the internet.  It had a cool hand, two Phillips screw heads and a stop peg for zero (slightly over 1-1/2).  I used the Band-Aid tool on photoshop to remove the numbers and some blemishes, remade/left the stop peg and left the screws as an option, pulled out the original hand and center pin to use them as hands with shadow in 15 even internals of 6-2/3, 13-1/3, 20, ..., 100.  (I had it hit the peg for zero.)  I recreated his 200, 250 and 450 pixel gauges my way.  I did use pcrepairvk's background.  Did I mention I loved his panel?  This is what I created.  It contains images with and without the screw heads.  If you don't like the screws move the gauge-1.png images to be after gauge-0.png images or delete the gauge-0.png images in the manager.  I put the gauges into groups.  If you need to move a gauge, highlight the whole group and move them together.

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Hi mate, thanks :) I love you post 

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Here are some of my others That i have made in the past few days basically same layout as the one above but different backgrounds not opaque.  I'll show the picture with the links hopefully in order

 

Gundam 1

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Gundam 2

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Gundam 3

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Gundam 4

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Gundam 5

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Brolly 4

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Goku Space

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Toshiro Hisugaya

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And yes i know some of the parts like the gauges aren't aligned or some text not able to be seen.  I just haven't had the time to go back and fix those i mostly made my template and then just added a bunch of different backgrounds and saved them.  At some point i will find the time as i change my cases themes to fix those but for right now its a good stating point.  And to get the gauges all the same high just right click and modify then change the Y axis to the height you want and then just do the same for all the others.   For example I have my one completed set to y axis 3 for the top fan gauge.  Just change them all to fit that height.  same with spacing set them on the X axis like 10 or 20 pts off from the other just as an example.  I do like how you can fine tune it, it is just so time consuming.  Never Mind i fixed the templates lol

 

They have Been fixed now and this is what they now look like.  

Gundam 5.sensorpanel

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So, I finally finished my gauge panel to my liking.  I think it all works right.  In one example I was running a short stress test.  Every gauge has a warning transparency gauge on top.  If fan or water pump slows down, drives start thrashing, running low on memory, something gets hot, excessive internet load, etc., the gauge will turn yellow then red to warn me.

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On 3/21/2022 at 12:48 AM, BigWapo said:

does anyone know the best way to mount the monitor to the pc. i have no place to screw it into the pc case an need a diff way to any ideas would be helpful

On my previous rig, I made a little bracket/stand.  Attached bracket to the monitor and a little 5-pound (1- inch round) earth magnet to the stand.  Attached it to the 7-inch monitor and the magnet held it in place.  You could also use tape on magnets, or auto tape.

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On 2/26/2022 at 8:41 AM, Awol said:

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Here's my second attempt, still got to finish a few things on it. Resolution 1480 x 320 for an 11.1 inch ips screen. Thanks to the original creators that allow us to reassemble their files to create our own panels.

hi i have panel 320*1480 , can you share this thanks

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On 3/18/2022 at 2:21 AM, ThatManOnTheMoon said:

w/ some transparency and 'Wallpaper Engine'. Too lazy to make a gif, but the background colors and image are constantly changing/moving

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This is absolutely gorgeous, TMoTM!
Nicely done.

 

-Mojo

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I have been working on my first panel, it was coming along nicely.  I exported it to make sure I had a copy and when I launched AIDA64 today, the size was double it was the day before and everything was not matched up to the background.    I noticed this happens with a lot of the panels I have downloaded.  They say they are a certain size and everything is larger when loaded except the background.

 

What causes this and or how can I stop it?  See attached, all this was in alignment yesterday.

Problem.jpg

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16 minutes ago, EverStaR said:

I have been working on my first panel, it was coming along nicely.  I exported it to make sure I had a copy and when I launched AIDA64 today, the size was double it was the day before and everything was not matched up to the background.    I noticed this happens with a lot of the panels I have downloaded.  They say they are a certain size and everything is larger when loaded except the background.

 

What causes this and or how can I stop it?  See attached, all this was in alignment yesterday.

Problem.jpg

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.  

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Here are a few webpages that will help you edit things faster.   I am trying to take a gif and convert it to use for a gauge.  So here is a website  https://ezgif.com/split that breaks the gif down into each part and then saves it as a png and you can just download all as a zip file instead of individual.  Then from there you just pick the 16 stages you want to use from the gif and now you have a new gauge.  Works great so far.  Just hard figuring out what to use so it is constantly changing verse stuck in one state.  So far best i found is either utilization or Download Upload rates.  

 

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To change the color of gauge easily i found this website https://onlinepngtools.com/change-png-color.  I took my gauge from white to Green easily.  If you need to change only certain parts of the gauge you will have to go in and do it step by step.  Here are some before and after to give you an idea.  

 

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And I also used Openshell to readd my windows start button to windows 11..  Then took parts of my gif that i broke down to make a custom start button.  Here is the tool for start button creator.   

 

Windows 7 Start Button Creator.zip

 

Here is the 3 stages of my start button now for each of my start buttons i created.  I still need to resize them to fit my screen better.

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Vegeta.bmp

Vegeta 2.bmp

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On 3/23/2022 at 8:01 PM, Dave59337 said:

I also made 300-pixel and 350-pixel gauges to take up more room.  It was easy since my original trimmed download image was 731 by 731.  I create the first gauge as big as possible then use a macro to shrink all the finished images to a more reasonable size.  Makes for a cleared image.

WaterMeterBig (1920x515).png

1659829566_WaterMeterBig(1920x515)_sensorpanel.6606e108e6c49068ea6913316ebe2488 6.09 MB · 18 downloads

I changed this very nice panel to my resolution 1980 x 480.

I like it very much.

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Yes, I had resized it and everything aligned, like I said, when I exported it was all perfect.  I shut down yesterday and when I started up today, its all out of whack.  Also the resolution of the panel doubled in preferences, but note, I never touched that.  Again it was all perfect yesterday, and today that is what you see.  Reducing the resolution in preferences simply leaves thing not showing off the edges.

What happens when its put back to size it was created at, 1920x1080.  not there is all the stuff in the first screenshot all off to the sides.

I get the parts tonight to mount my screen in the case, once I have done that I will give this another go by aligning it all one more time.

Is export the only way this gets saved?

 

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