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I've probably scoured 250 pages from this thread and used the search unsuccessfully a few times, but it seems not many people run a second regular monitor as a sensor panel (because that's overkill I know). But my setup is dual screens for work on a work computer, and when using the monitors with my gaming PC I only ever use the main display so the secondary monitor is prime for using as a panel. 

It's a 4k monitor but happy to scale it down to 1440 or 1080 as it's only 27inch so will still look fine. Is there an easier way to find some 16x9 high resolution sensor panels in this thread other than keyword searching 1080, 1440, 2160 etc... 

I've started building my own, which is functional but just not in the same league as some of the incredible designs here.

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14 hours ago, DavelSaverage said:

I've probably scoured 250 pages from this thread and used the search unsuccessfully a few times, but it seems not many people run a second regular monitor as a sensor panel (because that's overkill I know). But my setup is dual screens for work on a work computer, and when using the monitors with my gaming PC I only ever use the main display so the secondary monitor is prime for using as a panel. 

It's a 4k monitor but happy to scale it down to 1440 or 1080 as it's only 27inch so will still look fine. Is there an easier way to find some 16x9 high resolution sensor panels in this thread other than keyword searching 1080, 1440, 2160 etc... 

I've started building my own, which is functional but just not in the same league as some of the incredible designs here.

What are you trying to do? I make my panels for my little monitor on my big screen and move it over so any panel can be used on your big monitor. Just make it on your big monitor and leave it there. Find where you want it placed and lock it. 

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15 hours ago, DavelSaverage said:

I've probably scoured 250 pages from this thread and used the search unsuccessfully a few times, but it seems not many people run a second regular monitor as a sensor panel (because that's overkill I know). But my setup is dual screens for work on a work computer, and when using the monitors with my gaming PC I only ever use the main display so the secondary monitor is prime for using as a panel. 

It's a 4k monitor but happy to scale it down to 1440 or 1080 as it's only 27inch so will still look fine. Is there an easier way to find some 16x9 high resolution sensor panels in this thread other than keyword searching 1080, 1440, 2160 etc... 

I've started building my own, which is functional but just not in the same league as some of the incredible designs here.

hello friend.

you don't need a full screen sensor panel for a 27" monitor! its overkill as you said, and its not gonna be cool after all.

instead you can make one smaller and lock it on your second display.

like this one:

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or a tiny one like this:

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its really easy to make a sensorpanel for your own.

after downloading shared (file.sensorpanel) file's, you can find any premade bar and gauge designs in this directory:

C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Business\SensorPanel

use each one you like.

its gonna be easier if you customize a shared sensorpanel file. 

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On 1/14/2021 at 12:20 AM, Liao Joey said:

 

1920X480

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1024X600

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480X800 there 2 version

original

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RED VERSION

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nomore share , don't ask to share

 

 

I am looking for a star wars storm trooper theme in 1920x480 but black and white. would you edit it for a commission? 

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On 2/11/2022 at 11:06 AM, WhtLotus said:

Is this a web based panel that you're creating?

 

If so, I would love to share ideas as I'm working on a fully custom solution for Aida's pitfalls. It's still in the prototype phase, but you can see from the video that i'm able to retrieve the data from Aida, click and drag things around to position them, & use gifs and transparencies. It also saves the location of where you moved everything upon page reload. I plan on being able to import/export the coordinates of everything for easy saving/modifying/sharing later on.

 

Let me know if you'd be interested in a colab :P

 

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