Currently using HUD at the moment but want to change the colors in some of the various visions, be it the Black or the white. Looking like they are using a DECIMAL RGB color codes, I understand the first 3 numbers as identifying the color but what does the 4th number do?
Included a bit of code from the Black CPU 1 file below.
Thanks in advance!
Code:Rainmeter configuration file ;=========================================== [Rainmeter] Author=Jiri Mahel AppVersion=1.0 Update=1000 [Variables] fontColor.Text=0, 0, 0, 160 graph.line1=0, 0, 0, 75 graph.line2=0, 0, 0, 37 FontName=Tahoma FontHeight=8 AntiAlias=1
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Figured it out, the 4th number is a lightness variation in the number or letter being displayed.
Larger numbers being a darker hue or tint while lower numbers make them appear light or ghosted. -
Included a nice pdf file for color coding I found if anyone is interested in changing the colors within their Rainmeter displays.
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Thanks for the chart -- that will be really helpful.
I was messing with Rainmeter the other day, and I was just guessing at numbers to change the colors.
I am trying to make an application for Rainmeter that will output GPU clocks with RivaTuner, but I am running into some problems. Can't get the .dll to output info. -
Looks like you also have already made one application by the link below using speedfan, I like it, dl'ing it now. If you can get RivaT to work that would be sweet! -
Thanks! Let me know how it works for you. You might have to mess with the .ini a little to get it to work correctly due the order Speedfan lists your components.
The problem is I was trying to see how this \/ .ini was structured with Samurize, but its a lot different than Rainmeter.
http://temmink.deviantart.com/art/carbonBar-85332280
I also think the rivatuner.dll plugin was designed specifically for Samurize, so it might not work. Maybe I need to make a new one?
Oh well, I will figure it out eventually.
Rainmeter color coding question?
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Alienized, Jan 12, 2009.