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System Temps
Hi:
I posted this in the Requests section as well. Since I use your UI I also wanted to ask you in this section. With all the great UI's out there, I was wondering if it would be possible to incorporate a system temp(s) i.e. CPU, System, Video etc somewhere within EQ say on the Stat Bar? as an example. There are windows apps out there, Rainmeter http://rainmeter.net/RainCMS/ is just one of many that employ this via a little app called SpeedFan http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.php. SpeedFan has a very tiny system foot print and being able to monitor your computer temperatures within EQ would be a nice little safety feature. Below is just an example of all the code involved for using SpeedFan in Rainmeter: [MeasureSpeedTemp1] Measure=Plugin Plugin=Plugins\SpeedFanPlugin.dll SpeedFanType=TEMPERATURE SpeedFanNumber=0 MinValue=32 MaxValue=55 [MeasureSpeedTemp2] Measure=Plugin Plugin=Plugins\SpeedFanPlugin.dll SpeedFanType=TEMPERATURE SpeedFanNumber=1 MinValue=20 MaxValue=70 [MeasureSpeedFan1] Measure=Plugin Plugin=Plugins\SpeedFanPlugin.dll SpeedFanType=FAN SpeedFanNumber=1 [MeterText1SW] Meter=STRING X=14 Y=1 MeasureName=MeasureSpeedTemp1 Text="MB: %1 °C" FontColor=0, 0, 0, 80 FontSize=7 FontFace=Arial AntiAlias=1 [MeterText1] Meter=STRING X=13 Y=0 MeasureName=MeasureSpeedTemp1 Text="MB: %1 °C" FontColor=255,255,255 FontSize=7 FontFace=Arial AntiAlias=1 [MeterText2SW] Meter=STRING X=8 Y=9 MeasureName=MeasureSpeedTemp2 Text="CPU: %1 °C" FontColor=0, 0, 0, 80 FontSize=7 FontFace=Arial AntiAlias=1 [MeterText2] Meter=STRING X=7 Y=8 MeasureName=MeasureSpeedTemp2 Text="CPU: %1 °C" FontColor=255,255,255 FontSize=7 FontFace=Arial AntiAlias=1 [MeterText3SW] Meter=STRING X=45 Y=19 MeasureName=MeasureSpeedFan1 Text="FAN: %1 Rpm" FontColor=0, 0, 0, 150 FontSize=6 FontFace=Arial AntiAlias=1 [MeterText3] Meter=STRING X=44 Y=18 MeasureName=MeasureSpeedFan1 Text="FAN: %1 Rpm" FontColor=255,255,255 FontSize=6 FontFace=Arial AntiAlias=1 [MeterMBbar] Meter=BAR MeasureName=MeasureSpeedTemp1 X=64 Y=3 BarImage=meter.png BarOrientation=HORIZONTAL [MeterCPUbar] Meter=BAR MeasureName=MeasureSpeedTemp2 X=64 Y=11 BarImage=meter.png BarOrientation=HORIZONTAL Just a thought Accredo |
I don't think there is any easy to way to implement out of game data to in-game data "on the fly".
A program that has it's own window that you could set to "always on top" is probably the only real solution in this request, as far as I know. |
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Using Win7, I utilized the application Everest, which comes with a built-in desktop widget that is very customizable.
I like Win7 because you can mouse over the "show desktop" button and it'll quickly make your windows fully opaque so you can see the desktop, and then quickly show your windows again when you move the mouse away. (I play in windowed mode, with the screens mostly stretched out) |
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