Share your Sensorpanels

[Rok Kraljevič]

On 6/12/2023 at 9:00 PM, Arbit said:

Great panel with full rights to original creator.  Been shared many many times over the last several pages.  Here is my modification.  515x1920.  Yellow punches throughout.  If anyone wants, I can post the background with yellow and the network icon / arrows are all that was modified.  I also reduced the number of files for the dials.  I don't see a reason to have 100 different files for sensor dials when 16 will do just fine to reduce the size of the sensor file.  I have a huge appreciation for the original work done by the author. Thank you!!!!

can you gave me link so i could download it please

[Vimyscout]

1920 x 480

Cheers

HUD005.rar

[Mask Blue]

Hello, I'm new to the community, and I have some knowledge in Photoshop (PS) and Illustrator (AI). I'm creating some custom sensors, and I searched the forum for information on how 100-time sensors work, but I couldn't find anything. I'm confused about how to use, for example, the minimum and maximum values. What values should I input there, for instance, if I've created a gauge to control volume? Could you please provide some assistance on how to do this?

[Shephard]

45 minutes ago, Mask Blue said:

Здравствуйте, я новичок в сообществе и имею некоторые знания в Photoshop (PS) и Illustrator (AI). Я создаю несколько собственных датчиков и искал на форуме информацию о том, как работают 100-кратные датчики, но ничего не нашел. Я не понимаю, как использовать, например, минимальное и максимальное значения. Какие значения мне следует ввести туда, например, если я создал датчик для контроля объема? Не могли бы вы оказать некоторую помощь, как это сделать?

if you want to create a level not of 16 steps, but for example 32, then you need to create 32 pictures, install two sensors of the same type, set the limit in the first sensor to minimum 0 maximum 16, on the second sensor set minimum 16 to maximum 32, and so on up to 100 , but it’s clear that you won’t be able to make exactly 100; if you divide 100 by 16, you get 6.25 sensors, this doesn’t happen, otherwise there will be gaps in the pictures, which means you either need to put 6 sensors and sacrifice some levels, or put 7 sensors and stretch some levels .. however, in practice I will say that this is not required, a level of 2 pixels with a gap of 2 pixels per 100 levels will occupy 400 pixels, this is just a huge column or circle (depending on the design), if you need to measure temperature, I advise you to set the minimum 20 degrees maximum 80 degrees Celsius, it is unlikely that your cooling will work in more extreme conditions..

[nopapas]

On 9/23/2023 at 10:44 AM, CtrlAltNoob said:

2 weeks ago I completed my first full AMD build. Ofcourse this needs a matching sensorpanel!
This one is based on the AMD Adrenalin software.
Still need to add gauges to the CPU and GPU utilization, but not sure yet what gauges I will use, so thought I would share already anyway.

Format may be a bit odd (1080x380), but I use it on a portrait orientated 24 inch monitor and it has discord underneath it so it fits perfectly for me. The download includes all PSD files aswell, so you can play around and adjust it to your desired size.

Enjoy!

Sensorpanel.zip 83.64 kB · 44 downloads

Broooooo, that was exactly what I was looking for!!!  I have the same layout as you... hahaha

[Mask Blue]

9 hours ago, Shephard said:

if you want to create a level not of 16 steps, but for example 32, then you need to create 32 pictures, install two sensors of the same type, set the limit in the first sensor to minimum 0 maximum 16, on the second sensor set minimum 16 to maximum 32, and so on up to 100 , but it’s clear that you won’t be able to make exactly 100; if you divide 100 by 16, you get 6.25 sensors, this doesn’t happen, otherwise there will be gaps in the pictures, which means you either need to put 6 sensors and sacrifice some levels, or put 7 sensors and stretch some levels .. however, in practice I will say that this is not required, a level of 2 pixels with a gap of 2 pixels per 100 levels will occupy 400 pixels, this is just a huge column or circle (depending on the design), if you need to measure temperature, I advise you to set the minimum 20 degrees maximum 80 degrees Celsius, it is unlikely that your cooling will work in more extreme conditions..

From what I understood, so if I create a sensor with 100 steps, it won't work correctly? Is that it? When we use sensors with 16 steps, they don't accurately track the temperature in the case of the CPU or any other sensor.

I apologize for my ignorance. Could you please take a screenshot of how I would set the maximum and minimum values? I would like to understand more about this, with sensors of 32 and 64, and if possible, with 100 steps to make them work correctly.

[Surjeet]

2 hours ago, Mask Blue said:

From what I understood, so if I create a sensor with 100 steps, it won't work correctly? Is that it? When we use sensors with 16 steps, they don't accurately track the temperature in the case of the CPU or any other sensor.

I apologize for my ignorance. Could you please take a screenshot of how I would set the maximum and minimum values? I would like to understand more about this, with sensors of 32 and 64, and if possible, with 100 steps to make them work correctly.

Hi  @Mask Blue, The 100 sensor panel would always give you accurate temperature to a single degree or %. You need to use the following format and values. Hope it answers your question?

 

 

[Shephard]

2 hours ago, Mask Blue said:

Насколько я понял, так если я создам датчик со 100 шагами, он будет работать некорректно? Это оно? Когда мы используем датчики с 16 шагами, они неточно отслеживают температуру процессора или любого другого датчика.

Прошу прощения за свое невежество. Не могли бы вы сделать скриншот того, как я устанавливаю максимальное и минимальное значения? Хотелось бы разобраться в этом подробнее, с датчиками 32 и 64 и если можно, со 100 шагами, чтобы они работали корректно.

I have a program in Russian, but I think it will still be clear to you from the picture, you need to install as many of the same sensor as you have levels of 16 each, that is, if you have 32 levels, then you need to install 2 identical sensors, but on one set minimum 0 maximum 16 on the second set minimum 16 maximum 32, look at the photo of how I made a 2500 rpm fan, the same fan is duplicated twice, but installed in different places, one lower, the second higher, the one below from 0 revolutions to 800 (this is 0-16), and the second 800 revolutions to 2500 revolutions (this is 0-16)
don't hesitate to ask how I can help

[Mask Blue]

On 27/09/2023 at 16:01, Surjeet said:

Hi  @Mask Blue, The 100 sensor panel would always give you accurate temperature to a single degree or %. You need to use the following format and values. Hope it answers your question?

 

 

I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your valuable assistance and for being so kind in responding so clearly. I followed your instructions, as can be seen in the screenshots.

The sensor I shared is for volume control. It works well until it reaches 80% of the volume, but when increasing it from 80% to 100%, although the volume reaches 100%, the sensor doesn't completely fill the space, as shown in the image.

I'm not sure if there is anything missing or if additional settings are needed. I added a transparent background to each sensor, identified with the name "Black0.

 

 

[Shephard]

43 minutes ago, Mask Blue said:

Я хотел бы выразить искреннюю благодарность за вашу ценную помощь и за то, что вы так любезно ответили. Я выполнил ваши инструкции, что видно на скриншотах.

Датчик, которым я поделился, предназначен для регулировки громкости. Работает хорошо до достижения 80% громкости, но при увеличении с 80% до 100%, хотя громкость и достигает 100%, сенсор не полностью заполняет пространство, как показано на изображении.

Я не уверен, что чего-то не хватает или нужны дополнительные настройки. Я добавил прозрачный фон к каждому датчику, обозначенному именем «Black0.

 

you have an error in one of the sensors worth 84-89
but you need 84-99

[Surjeet]

8 hours ago, Shephard said:

you have an error in one of the sensors worth 84-89
but you need 84-99

Wow, perfect catch by @Shephard

 @Mask Blue, hope it resolved the issue.

If you need any further assistance, please let us know and we would be happy to assist

 

[Shephard]

2 hours ago, Surjeet said:

Вау, отличный улов@Шепард

 @Маска Синяя, надеюсь, это решило проблему.

Если вам нужна дополнительная помощь, пожалуйста, сообщите нам, и мы будем рады помочь.

 

I approached the question responsibly, when I also had to study such moments

[Mask Blue]

7 hours ago, Shephard said:

I approached the question responsibly, when I also had to study such moments

I would like to express my gratitude to @Surjeet and @Shephard for helping with this sensor. I would never have figured this out on my own without your valuable assistance. You guys were amazing. Once again, thank you very much. 

[jhothompson]

On 9/6/2023 at 11:42 AM, yorkie9668 said:

Help!

Maybe I am missing something, but when I download a 515X1920 Sensor Panel file and import it, it always enlarges to around 600x2400, so I resize it to the correct size 515x1920 and then all the text and graphs are misaligned, what am I doing wrong?

Any advice would be great, example below, obviously I cannot snip the whole screen on my main monitor as it is only 1440

Seems like a windows scaling issue. Make sure your scale is at 100% then launch Aida64

[Adrian5800]

Here's another one from me  1024x600.

 

Bluewave.zip

[Alex2886]

On 2/2/2012 at 9:51 PM, Dutch said:

Hi guys! Who is the author of the SensorPanel as in the photo? resolution 1280x800 I will be grateful.

 

[alex1984sp]

480 x 320

red hud.axlcd

[Halfcutt]

1280x480 background I made from elements shared here.

Feel free to use however you wish

 

Single box 1280X480

EDIT: Just searched thru the thread to find original creator. Thanks to @mikedfor sharing the original background elements.

I am interested to see what others can do with this background. If any interest, I can make the background in one or two other popular resolutions. Have fun.

[Shephard]

19 hours ago, Alex2886 said:

 

The panel is very simple, just squares and inscriptions, the most complex element is the round design of the sensor, it is not clear how many divisions it is made of..

[Alex2886]

7 hours ago, alex1984sp said:

480 x 320

red hud.axlcd 337.63 kB · 4 downloads

Can you please share this in 1280 х 800? Thanks

[Alex2886]

3 hours ago, Shephard said:

The panel is very simple, just squares and inscriptions, the most complex element is the round design of the sensor, it is not clear how many divisions it is made of..

[Alex2886]

Just now, Alex2886 said:

 

[Alex2886]

11 minutes ago, Alex2886 said:

8 minutes ago, Alex2886 said:

I recently bought a case three days ago, it’s unlikely that i will be able to make the sensorpanel, i’ll try to make it in the right time.

 

 

[vnwing]

On 9/29/2023 at 11:31 PM, Adrian5800 said:

Here's another one from me  1024x600.

 

Bluewave.zip 120.31 kB · 8 downloads

can u help me make your sensor panel to 1080p?

[Halfcutt]

Another one. Again, I can resize to a couple other popular resolutions if requested.

1280X480

Just trying to get the thread rolling again.

I am not the greatest graphic artist. Actually, I am quite shitty. But I do have some creativity, and it is so fun playing around with sensor panels. I am an avid PC gamer. But in the last few years, most gaming time has been put towards messing around with sensor panels. I get as much enjoyment designing panels for myself as I do gaming on my PC.

Create something. Taking elements from from shared panels and combining with other user shared elements to create something new and unique. If you look back at the beginning of this thread, that is exactly in itself is what made this thread thrive. There are people such as me with not so great graphics skills. But can still have fun creating a super cool sensor panel and share it with others.

I always try to give credit to original the creator(s) of elements I use. But sometimes it is really hard to distinguish who made what.

Anything I share here, most times has original content. But I often use elements that other users have shared freely. With that said, you are free to use anything I share however you wish. I am not here for fame or glory. Hell, if you can make money off it, I would be flattered.

I am using GIMP. It is 100% free (I like free shit), open-source, and very powerful. If you know how to use it. I am a noob at GIMP, but learning. Any tips appreciated.