Didn't read all the details in the thread, but here is a very simple solution, if the value of [CsCpuThrottle] is one in a limited set of numbers (e.g. 0 or 1; 0 or 1 or 2; etc.) - no conditional, no IfConditions, just nested syntax for variables:I'm so confused with how to use conditional in Rainmeter.
Note: There is bar for each CPU thread. If there is a more performant way to do this please let me know too.
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First try: This gave the bar a weird color. It's a color that I never declare or wrote anywhere in the script. Which is CYAN.Code:
[Variables]MyAccentColorOpaque=131,192,239MyDarkAccentColorOpaque=200,60,77TheirAccentColor=#MyAccentColorOpaque#,255TheirDarkAccentColor=#MyDarkAccentColorOpaque#,255[CsCpuThrottle]Measure=CalcFormula=1[tCpu1]Meter=BARMeasureName=sCpu1X=#MySectionSpacing#RY=#MyMarginTop#W=#MyBarWidth#H=#MyHeight#BarColor=([CsCpuThrottle] == 0 ? #TheirAccentColor# : #TheirDarkAccentColor#)DynamicVariables=1SolidColor=#MyBarBackground#BarOrientation=Vertical
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[Variables]MyAccentColorOpaque=131,192,239MyDarkAccentColorOpaque=200,60,77TheirAccentColor=#MyAccentColorOpaque#,255TheirDarkAccentColor=#MyDarkAccentColorOpaque#,255SomeColor0=#TheirAccentColor#SomeColor1=#TheirDarkAccentColor#[CsCpuThrottle]Measure=CalcFormula=1[tCpu1]Meter=BARMeasureName=sCpu1X=#MySectionSpacing#RY=#MyMarginTop#W=#MyBarWidth#H=#MyHeight#BarColor=[#SomeColor[&CsCpuThrottle]]DynamicVariables=1SolidColor=#MyBarBackground#BarOrientation=VerticalThis assumes that when [CsCpuThrottle] is updated, [tCpu1] is updated as well (and the skin redrawn, of course), either automatically via the skin's Update option from its [Rainmeter] section, or manually via the corresponding bangs if that measure is itself manually updated.
P.S. Or, you could just rename TheirAccentColor and TheirDarkAccentColor to blabla0 and blabla1 and use the latter instead, if you don't want two additional variables in the code.
Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Today, 8:41 am