- Full 7 day forecast
- Current temperature and condition
- If after sunset, the current phase of the moon is displayed
- Different tooltips for present and future days (this was a huge pain to accomplish)
- Current network upload/download speeds
- You have a choice of two variants for the graphical representation:
- NetArc (The length of the arc represents the percentage of maximum up/down speed)
- NetSpin (The speed of the arc represents the current maximum up/down speed)
NetSpin is a lot more resource intsensive in order achieve smooth animation, beware.This doesnt seem to be the case with the latest Rainmeter version.
- You have a choice of two variants for the graphical representation:
- RAM usage is displayed with the thickness of the inner ring
- Current disk read/write is shown with two arcs that inscribe the inner ring
- Since there is no good metric for "maximum" disk throughput the skin will store the highest recorded
- The highest recorded rate can be reset by clicking it
- CPU and GPU have their current usage displayed as half of the yin-yang image.
- CPU and GPU temperatures
- Download and install the .rmskin
- Download and install Open Hardware Monitor
- Go to WeatherUnderground and sign up for a free developer api key
- (Optional) Download and install MSI Afterburner
Open the Variables.inc file and enter values for
NetUp(Maximum network upload speed in bits per second)NetDown(Maximum network download speed in bits per second)Zip(Your local ZIP code)APIKey(The API Key from WeatherUnderground)CPUName(The name of your CPU as it appears in Open Hardware Monitor, ex:Intel Core i7 920)GPUName(The name of your GPU as it appears in Open Hardware Monitor, ex:NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT)
You can now load the included layout Eccentricity0 Default without fear of crashing Rainmeter.
- Make installation significantly more automatic
- Add some widgets that orbit
- Make skins interchangeable for each ring (maybe)