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Hello sir,

I have problem with wmic command in your Plainext. Widget dont show GPU a MBD anymore.
https://winaero.com/microsoft-removed-the-wmic-tool-from-windows-11-dev-builds/

So workaround is switching to powershell, which working for me ok.

[MeasureGPUName]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=RunCommand
Program=powershell.exe
Parameter=Get-WmiObject Win32_VideoController | Select-Object -Expand Name

[MeasureMotherboardname]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=RunCommand
Program=powershell.exe
Parameter=Get-WmiObject Win32_BaseBoard | Select-Object -Expand Product

As title says, the CPU, RAM, and GPU measures aren't showing the processes using them

Given that not all users have two storage drives lettered C and D, please enable users to define storage drives for monitoring in a central location (e.g., the vars file).

I'd love to be able to define "disk1=C: disk2=D: disk3=T:" centrally so that I don't have to modify inline patterns in multiple files. Suggest breaking up the ResourceGraphDrives meter into a meter per drive to improve configurability and reusability. Hard to track 10+ MeasureName settings on a single element.

As in title - the drives title in the modules menu for plaintext in Jaxcore is misspelt as "Drvies"

Hi,
I want to use your code but legally, without a license I can't.
Can you add one please ?

More info : https://opensource.stackexchange.com/a/1721

version 1.8.3

GPU Usage is showing as over 90-120% when actual usage is more like 25-50%

Happens frequently, but can be caused reliably by playing Team Fortress 2 in borderless windowed mode.

I've lightly modified the files to make it look different, but this happens in the normal version as well.

I appears an update was released. How do I get passed, or disable the update graphic. I don't have time to redo all of my customizations but want my skin back. At least until i have time to figure out what you did, and add my customizations. Thanks.

ce

I would love to see CPU temp added into this if possible. I think thats one of the only things that its missing.

While running the installer, I had to switch to something else, and noticed you can't move the installer nor can you put anything else on top of it.

It's a nitpick, but is there a way to fix that so it states the correct OS?

I'd like to display the CPU.MaxTemperature, using CoreTemp, as a usage graph similar to CPU.Usage. I'd like to configure the Max temp for the graph. I have taken a quick look at it, and will invest more time this weekend. I thought I would ask as you may have already done it. Thanks.

ce

It is hoped that the text can be stroked, otherwise the text may not be obvious or clear due to the background image.

Title. I wanted to change this so it doesn't display my usb drive (which it couldn't detect for some reason), but when I clicked "generate drives", the lowest divider on the skin became misaligned and nothing I did could put it back. It's a minor visual glitch though, so not really too important.

I've dug around a little bit but can't seem to figure out how the numbers differ so greatly.

The widget never shows more than maybe 1% usage while windows show's 38-40%

Given that PerfMon.dll was deprecated in April 2018, convert dependency to UsageMonitor.

PerfMon is causing "run at startup" to result in a Rainmeter crash for me.

Edit: The PerfMon crash was fixed in the new release, so not urgent. Still, 3 years of dev and new functionality over in UsageMonitor

If I only have 2 drives, both drive status lines are white. If I add more drives the second and 3rd drive status lines change color. I have tried numerous variations. I have repeated the second entry to ensure the syntax is correct, and color still changes. I love the skin but this is eating my lunch. Any assistance you could offer would be much appreciated. I am also including the lines from Main.ini. You will see the original line commented out.

[ResourceGraphDrives]
Meter=String
Autoscale=1
MeasureName=DriveCFree
MeasureName2=DriveCTotal
MeasureName3=MeasureDriveCRead
MeasureName4=MeasureDriveCWrite
MeasureName5=DriveDFree
MeasureName6=DriveDTotal
MeasureName7=MeasureDriveDRead
MeasureName8=MeasureDriveDWrite
MeasureName9=DriveEFree
MeasureName10=DriveETotal
MeasureName11=MeasureDriveERead
MeasureName12=MeasureDriveEWrite
MeasureName13=DriveHFree
MeasureName14=DriveHTotal
MeasureName15=MeasureDriveHRead
MeasureName16=MeasureDriveHWrite
MeasureName17=DriveZFree
MeasureName18=DriveZTotal
MeasureName19=MeasureDriveZRead
MeasureName20=MeasureDriveZWrite
;Text=C: //////////////////// [DriveCPercent:1]%#CRLF#F: %1B T: %2B | R: %3 W: %4#CRLF#D: //////////////////// [DriveDPercent:1]%#CRLF#F: %5B T: %6B | R: %7 W: %8
Text=C: //////////////////// [DriveCPercent:1]% (Windows)#CRLF#F: %1B T: %2B | R: %3 W: %4#CRLF#D: //////////////////// [DriveDPercent:1]% (Virtual)#CRLF#F: %5B T: %6B | R: %7 W: %8#CRLF#E: //////////////////// [DriveEPercent:1]% (UHaul)#CRLF#F: %9B T: %10B | R: %11 W: %12#CRLF#H: //////////////////// [DriveHPercent:1]% (RAMDisk)#CRLF#F: %13B T: %14B | R: %15 W: %16#CRLF#Z: //////////////////// [DriveZPercent:1]% (NAS)#CRLF#F: %17B T: %18B | R: %19 W: %20
InlineSetting=Color | #BarColor#
InlinePattern=.#CRLF#.#CRLF#.#CRLF#(.)#CRLF#(.)#CRLF#(.)
InlineSetting2=Color | #BarColor#
InlinePattern2=/
InlineSetting3=Color | #Accent#
InlinePattern3=C: (/{[DriveCActual:0]}).*
InlineSetting4=Color | #Accent#
InlinePattern4=D: (/{[DriveDActual:0]}).*
InlineSetting5=Color | #Accent#
InlinePattern5=E: (/{[DriveEActual:0]}).*
InlineSetting6=Color | #Accent#
InlinePattern6=H: (/{[DriveHActual:0]}).*
InlineSetting7=Color | #Accent#
InlinePattern7=Z: (/{[DriveZActual:0]}).*
DynamicVariables=1
MeterStyle=Text

Hi, I've been trying to fix a visual issue where the meters for disk usage don't line up with the meters for CPU/RAM/GPU, as shown below:

I'm using the Overview style, but this misalignment also exists in the main style too (though I haven't attempted to modify that one). It looks as though an additional trailing space needs adding after each drive label, so I went into @Resources/Styles/Overview.inc and added these in on line 37. This lines everything up after a refresh, but the accent is no longer working:

I've tried adding the space before the drive label, Rainmeter ignores it. I also tried adding the space before the colon, but that also breaks it. Is there anything that can be done to correct the misalignment without breaking the functionality of the meter?