Inspired by Lee Martin's ([link]) keywork countdown clock for Coheed & Cambria ([link]) on July 30, 2012. Credit to Lee Martin for the original concept and design.
NOTE: Requires CoreTemp for temperature monitoring
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CHANGELOG:
[1.1.0] - Finalized tweaking of all measures on the Keywork - Added thorough comments in code to help modification - Added "Advanced" toggle variable; setting this to 0 makes the clock simplified like in the initial release - Added option to orient the clock at the top like a "traditional" clock - Further optimization
[1.0.8] - Added labels to bar graphs and center ring - Cleaned up code for easier modification and customization
[1.0.6] - Added bar graphs to each side of triangle - Set bar graphs to measure system status (CPU, RAM, CoreTemp) - Added disk drive measurement to center ring
[1.0.2] - Added labels for all Time/Date rings - Added hover effect for labels
[1.0.1] - Added Weekday, Month, and Date to smaller rings
[1.0.0] - Skinned all major components in Rainmeter - Resizable - Measuring hour, minute, and second on 3 main rings; uses my wrap-around fill/unfill method for drawing the ring meters - Placeholders for measures on smaller rings
If you change the variable "fname" to another valid font name installed on your computer (i.e. "Arial"), then Refresh the skin, it will change the font on the entire skin. I can't imagine any fathomable reason why this would only affect some of the text and not all of it, since I know how the skin was coded and unless you manually modified the skin, it will work.
Can you tell me what modifications you've made, and what your operating system and Rainmeter version are?
Thanx for the reply...All I really did was half the size and tried to replace the font to optimus princeps. (because thats what c&c use in logo)Awesome skin though...Win7 Ult 64bit, and 2.4 I believe...
You should be able to drop the font file into Documents\Rainmeter\Skins\CoheedClock\@Resources\Fonts and then edit the skin so that fname="OptimusPrinceps"
I just tested it out myself and it works perfectly.
P.S. Optimus Princeps is very close to the Coheed font (and free), but the actual font used is the commercial font Trajan Pro. For the purposes of this skin though, Optimus Princeps is a better choice and able to be freely distributed.
I've been suggested this several times, but doing research on my own I haven't found any simple way to port it to Android, short of building an app from scratch. If you can figure out the best way to do it, I'll take a look and consider it.
Temp is read using the program CoreTemp which you must have running in the background. An alternative would be SpeedFan, and it should be relatively easy to modify the temp measure in code for that.
Can you tell me what modifications you've made, and what your operating system and Rainmeter version are?
I just tested it out myself and it works perfectly.
P.S. Optimus Princeps is very close to the Coheed font (and free), but the actual font used is the commercial font Trajan Pro. For the purposes of this skin though, Optimus Princeps is a better choice and able to be freely distributed.