A windows service application that communicates with an arduino and sends temperature information about GPU Temp and CS:GO kills, Arduino recives data through serial and displays it on a OLED screen. This was formerly known as ArduinoTemp.
- Verify that MultiLCD Library is installed
- Upload Arduino TempDisplay.ino file to arduino.
- Connect I2C OLED display power to corresoponding power connections
- Connect SCL to A5
- Connect SDA to A4
- When powered on/restarted, LCD Should dislay: Starting..
- if it doesnt, comment the
LCD_SSD1306 lcd;line and uncomment another one that corresponds to your screen type.
- if it doesnt, comment the
- Download/Install Visual Studio 2017
- Open ArduinoTemp.sln with Visual Studio
- Go to Build>Build Solution
- On the Windows Start menu or Start screen, open the Visual Studio 2017 folder, then run Developer Command Prompt as admin.
- Navigate to build folder using pushd (Build Output Directory)
- Type in to console:
installutil ArduinoTemp.exe-Should say "The transacted install had completed." and "The Commit phase completed successfully." - Open services.msc and find ArduinoTemp
- Start by right clicking on it and click start
- On the Windows Start menu or Start screen, open the Visual Studio 2017 folder, then run Developer Command Prompt as admin.
- Type in to console:
installutil /u ArduinoTemp.exe - Open services.msc and verify ArduinoTemp is no longer there.
- If updating, follow the install instructions after completing the uninstall.
- Download the gamestate_integration_ArduinoTemp.cfg
- Place the file in the CS:GO cfg folder:
- for example:
D:\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg\
- for example:
- CS:GO Support thanks to the CSGSI Library
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Note: This should not get you VAC banned as it is supported by valve. However, dont go messing around in other folders unless you know what your doing. Read More Here