I actually posted screenshot of Index settings for Rainmeter skin Gadgets, the second screenshot.
And it getting my stuff I chose in HWiNFO correctly, you see those 3 rows in text editor? Indexes, sensors names, even the temperatures all correct, and that is the correct way of setup for this skin as I understood from it's manual.
For the second skin(SK Neon), there is only old fashion way, I used it already as primary skin and everything I setuped there is correct, but I'll post you an example:
You will need update the HWiNFO IDs included in this skin to match the IDs for your system. To do this:
1 - ensure HWiNFO is running, with sensors and shared memory active
2 - run the included "HWiNFOSharedMemoryViewer.exe" file - you can also launch this by clicking the HWiNFO icon in the rainmeter skin
3 - find the sensor reading you need (CPU Usage for example) and make note of the sensor id, sensor instance and entry id
4 - edit the HWiNFO.inc file in the @Resources folder to replace the provided IDs with the IDs for your system
5 - refresh the HWiNFO skin
and the config.inc file itself:
That is the place where this skin sensors are set, all those IDs are correct.
It worked like that for previous year well, now for some reason it does not Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
And it getting my stuff I chose in HWiNFO correctly, you see those 3 rows in text editor? Indexes, sensors names, even the temperatures all correct, and that is the correct way of setup for this skin as I understood from it's manual.
For the second skin(SK Neon), there is only old fashion way, I used it already as primary skin and everything I setuped there is correct, but I'll post you an example:
You will need update the HWiNFO IDs included in this skin to match the IDs for your system. To do this:
1 - ensure HWiNFO is running, with sensors and shared memory active
2 - run the included "HWiNFOSharedMemoryViewer.exe" file - you can also launch this by clicking the HWiNFO icon in the rainmeter skin
3 - find the sensor reading you need (CPU Usage for example) and make note of the sensor id, sensor instance and entry id
4 - edit the HWiNFO.inc file in the @Resources folder to replace the provided IDs with the IDs for your system
5 - refresh the HWiNFO skin
and the config.inc file itself:
Code:
; ====================================; ========== HWiNFO REGISTERS ========; ====================================; If any of the graphs don't work and aren't picking up data, run the application "HWiNFOSharedMemoryViewer.exe"; in the @Resources directory.; Find the data that you are after and amend the registers below.; As an example, I have an nVidia GTX980, so look down the list until I find that, then open the tree view.; I want to set the GPU load, so look for "GPU Core Load" and click on that.; For me, that shows:;ID: 0xe0002000;Instance: 0x14;ID: 0x7000000; GPU FANGPUFANSensorId=0xe0002000GPUFANSensorInstance=0x14GPUFANEntryId=0x8000000; GPU TempGPUTEMPSensorId=0xe0001800GPUTEMPSensorInstance=0x00GPUTEMPEntryId=0x1000000; GPU LoadGPULOADSensorId=0xf0002a00GPULOADSensorInstance=0x0GPULOADEntryId=0x7000000; CPU TempCPUTEMPSensorId=0xf0000400CPUTEMPSensorInstance=0x0CPUTEMPEntryId=0x100017eIt worked like that for previous year well, now for some reason it does not Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
Statistics: Posted by Engelard — Today, 7:03 pm
