Hi @jsmorley and @Yincognito, thanks for replying and for your help!So it would likely be a better option than Powershell with this:Code:
[Rainmeter]Update=1000AccurateText=1DynamicWindowSize=1[Variables]Process=msedge.exe[MeasureFireIt]Measure=CalcFormula=1OnUpdateAction=[!CommandMeasure ProcessInstances "Run"][ProcessInstances]Measure=PluginPlugin=RunCommandParameter=tasklist | find /I /C "#Process#"State=HideOutputType=ANSI[InstancesOfProcess]Meter=StringMeasureName=ProcessInstancesSolidColor=0,255,0,255AntiAlias=1Text=Instances Of #Process# = %1
Your suggestions have been invaluable. I'm a developer myself, but I've only recently started exploring the world of Rainmeter, and I'm still learning how to make the most of it. I have to say, it's a very interesting and fascinating program, even though a lot of the 'programming' relies on various "workarounds" I might as well call it "WorkaroundMeter"! (Just a bit of ironic humor 
).Jokes aside, it really is a great program. As I mentioned earlier, you both were a huge help in getting my skin to the finish line, especially since I was totally stuck with that setting for reading processes. The thing is, I didn't know that "AdvancedCPU" and "PerfMon" were deprecated.
Honestly, I couldn't have imagined it, since I had recently updated Rainmeter. Generally (in programming), when something becomes obsolete or deprecated, it gets removed from updates, so I assumed those plugins were still usable since they were still there.
Anyway, since you were so helpful
, I wanted to share my skin in this 2-minute Youtube Video.That way (if you're interested or just curious), you can see why I needed to read the "msedge.exe" instances, and I've also given a small overview of other features of my skin while I was at it.
Statistics: Posted by The GhostRider — October 1st, 2024, 11:28 am