License=Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 3. I've been using Notepad++ just to dabble while I get a handle of the basics.ĭescription=Simple Rainmeter Skin to display CPU and GPU Frequency & Temps. I was able to get the Max temp to dynamically display depending pn CPU usage but the frequency is just static.Ģ) Is there any video tutorials that newbies can watch to learn how to create Rainmeter Skins?ģ) How do get Rainmeter to use colours defined in a section and have it referenced throughout the skin?Ĥ) How do you get Rainmeter to display degrees celcius correctly as I keep getting that capital A (see image 2). So initially I wanted to just use the built-in monitoring tools of Windows (to keep it very light weight) but it transpired I couldn't and would need something like coretemp installed (which I have installed and use HWinfo - not used in this skin).īefore I waffle on too much lol, need help with the following:ġ) How do you display the frequency of the CPU and have it dynamically display depending on workload?
What I'm working is a simple monitor rainmeter skin to get the fundamentals. If you have anything more than 2 cores and 2 threads, do let me know how it works. I need help as I just started dabbling with Rainmeter and didn't find a Rainmeter Skin I liked so I thought I'd make one myself. Advanced CPU monitoring UPDATED 22/10/18 I made this skin that provides a per-core monitoring ability that supports an infinite (theoretically) amount of CPU cores. First of all I thank JSMorley for the awesome application and to minhtrimatrix for the easy to follow code in the Hero Rainmeter Skin.
