No prob. Hope it works for you. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
sViz
[quote]I've made a widget with all those meters, it's been working on my desktop for over a month, yet when I submit it, the mods say it doesn't work yet people I've emailed it to, say it does.. ahhh the mind boggles.[/quote] I've done simple meters (c drive, cpu activity, etc) but when I start getting into RAS, etc, I cease to know what the heck I'm monitoring. Not really a computer whiz over here.[e digicons];P[/e]
How about this tutorial - LINK I use it all the time.
Never fuddled with those meters before. Is there any acivity for the meter to detect?
I was with it, for the most part, right up until Theron donned the evil-makeup-of-doom and the movie free-fell into the ridiculous plot of angels or aliens or whatever they're supposed to be. [e digicons]:rolleyes:[/e]
[quote]this movie SUCKED by the way[/quote] Agreed.
Awesome. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Hmm. If you copy and paste the exact code above, you only need to change the first instance, the one in between the star lines (should be on line 12 or thereabouts.) No other instances need to be altered.
You mean the objects are going down instead of up? Make sure the variable 'snodir' is set to "up" instead of "down"
New script is up. You can now easily change the amount of objects, speed, spacing, and direction.
[quote]sViz, how would I change it to move upscreen? I'm making aquarium bubbles [/quote] Sounds cool. I'm away from my main machine now, but a stab in the dark would be to just reverse everything--or better, create more conditionals so that it only requires the change of one variable from "down" to "up" and the rest takes care of itself. I'll probably get around to it tomorrow. The countdown script is also fixed. The pesky apostrophes didn't translate well when
Thanks guys and gals! I'll put it up on the wiki soon. [quote who="k10w3" reply="5" id="1983813"]You mean DesktopX things aren't witchcraft and alchemy? I was pretty sure that chickens had to be killed and candles needed to be burning in order to create these things. And what is this "script" you speak of? I've been afraid to learn this language, for fear I would lose my soul. (OH WAIT! I don't have one of those! Silly me) [/quote]
It's the holidays and I feel like sharing. Below are four quick, do-it-yourself tutorials based on my all-time favorite Christmas DesktopX widgets. Enjoy! <span style="text-decoration: underline;"
It's the holidays and I feel like sharing. Below are four quick, do-it-yourself tutorials based on my all-time favorite Christmas DesktopX widgets. Enjoy! <span style="text-decoration: underline;"
It's about time. Congratulations Vad! You rock. :CONGRAT:
I haven't been on here recently; got the news from Haptork. Wow! Thank you so much, and congrats to everyone else also promoted. This is a great community, and I thank everyone who's helped me along the way.
Thank you Quentin. You know we all love you. :)
(:( I'm wishing you all the best Quentin. Sorry I can't do more than send good thoughts but, I'm going through a rough patch myself. I hope you and your daughter see better days ahead. Hang in there, much love. :)
:CONGRAT: wulfn :CONGRAT: :CONGRAT: PuterDude :CONGRAT: Congrats everyone!!!!
Congrats, Jim! You've definitely kept the DX Theme gallery alive with your amazing work. :CONGRAT:
That was fun! The fact that you do your art by mouse, Kitty-- that's Talent with a capital t. :CONGRAT: BRAVO! :CONGRAT:
Nice going, DA. :CONGRAT:
Have you tried: r-click on the taskbar, open properties, and check 'keep the taskbar on top of other windows'.
[quote]It now works in the link, still getting nothing in the post above.[/quote] Same here. But great screencast, ID!! Nice overview. :CONGRAT:
I'm getting a big blank area in your post. :NOTSURE: