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Bluesh Modified

A modified Rainmeter skin originally created by ApexXx-SenSei.

Preview

Artwork by HJ_penguin

Used Plugins

1. RainRGB by jsmorley
2. FrostedGlass by TheAzack9 & khanhas
3. NirCmd by Nir Sofer

FAQ

1. How to change the widget size?
   • Adjust it with scroll wheel.
2. What does the translate button do?
   • You can change the display name of weekday and month by the translate function.
   • For example,
     
   • Save the file and refresh all skin.
     
   • Done.
     
3. Why the power buttons aren't showing?
   • If you are using Windows 10, you will see this:
     
   • Just find Segoe Fluent Icons and replace it with Segoe MDL2 Assets in the Bluesh\Links\Links.ini file.
   • Done.
     
4. Can I make the sleep button turn off my screen instead of sleeping my computer?
   • Sure, just change the [Sleep1] section in the Bluesh\Links\Links.ini file or add a new button with following code. (May not work on most laptops.)
   pascalCopy

   [ScreenOff1]
   Meter=String
   MeterStyle=StylePowerStyle1
   X=(32*#Scale#)r
   Y=0r
   Text="[\xEA14]"
   LeftMouseUpAction=[#@#Addons\nircmd.exe monitor off]

5. Why my shortcuts aren't working?
   • In order to make those shortcuts work, you need to change the paths in the Bluesh\Links\Links.ini file.
   • For example, click the edit button first.
     
   • Change the shortcut name and path to whatever you want.
     
   • You can also add a new shortcut by adding these lines.
     
   • Don't forgot to save and refresh.
   • Done.\
6. How to read the second dots?
   • The second dots are displayed in binary-coded sexagesimal, the leftmost bit is the most significant one.
   • For example, the time in the following imange is 17:49:51.\
   • It's originally created by FlyingHyrax.

Known Issues

The Rainmeter AudioLevel plugin prevents the computer from auto sleeping. Sadly, there is nothing I can do.

Workaround:

1. Open Group Policy Editor:
   • Press Windows + R, type gpedit.msc, and press Enter.
2. Navigate to the Sleep Settings:
   • Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Power Management > Sleep Settings.
3. Configure the setting:
   • Find and double-click on "Allow applications to prevent automatic sleep (plugged in)".
   • Set it to Disabled.
4. Apply and restart your computer.