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Chronometer drifting to GPU enhancement #22

Closed dougsmucker closed 3 years ago

dougsmucker commented 3 years ago

I like the chronometer but I wanted to get rid of the Day-Week-Quarter line so I modified Digital Clock.ini (attached.)

I added variable HideDWQ, setting it to 1 hides the line and shrinks the clock, setting it to 0 leaves the clock as is. I did not make the changes to Settings.ini to make this a complete enhancement. All modified lines have the original line commented out with ";DAS original line" followed by the altered line.

Fell free to incorporate or ignore this.

Thanks again for all your work on the Gadgets, Doug

Digital Clock.txt

SilverAzide commented 3 years ago

Thank you! I'll see what I can do. You are not the first to request this! 😃 But you ARE the first to actually do something about it, LOL...

SilverAzide commented 3 years ago

Can you give this a test for me? (You'll need to replace your variables file, sorry!)

Digital Clock.zip

dougsmucker commented 3 years ago

Works great. TYVM.

dougsmucker commented 3 years ago

A real nitpicky enhancement. I modified 2 lines of GPU Meter.ini (GPU #1) to space out the temperature and fan speed labels to be clearer. Again see ";DAS" GPU Meter.txt

SilverAzide commented 3 years ago

That one I will leave as-is; hope you won't mind. The original addgadgets GPU Meter used another variation, more like this:

GPU Temperature: XX C Fan Speed: XX RPM Core Voltage: XX V

This was OK (and more consistent with the other skins), but left a lot of empty space on the right side, not to mention the units of measure were bouncing around a lot as the numbers changed. So I moved the values to the right to make it more lined up with the CPU Meter. Not sure which is better...

dougsmucker commented 3 years ago

No problem at all.

On Wed, May 5, 2021, 11:34 AM SilverAzide @.***> wrote:

That one I will leave as-is; hope you won't mind. The original addgadgets GPU Meter used another variation, more like this:

GPU Temperature: XX C Fan Speed: XX RPM Core Voltage: XX V

This was OK (and more consistent), but left a lot of empty space on the right side, not to mention the units of measure were bouncing around a lot as the numbers changed. So I moved the values to the right to make it more lined up with the CPU Meter. Not sure which is better...

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dougsmucker commented 3 years ago

I did it so the GPU and Fan labels would more clearly (to me) apply to both the line they are on and the line immediately below them. Again - I have no problem as you have it. image

SilverAzide commented 3 years ago

That does look pretty good! The original addgadget GPU Meter was a bit of a mess, and my attempt at making it better visually match up with the CPU Meter may not have been all that great.

gpu_meter2

dougsmucker commented 3 years ago

I think you improved it a lot. I made a VERY minor tweak. Completely your call. The more of my "enhancements" you incorporate the less work I have to do when you release a new version.