NovaSev RMS is a refreshing re design of SimplyNova. This skin allows users a better few of the stats, with a minimal look and feel. I prefer this set up, as it allows (using two background bars) the use of any wallpaper without having to change color schemes or losing visibility.
The preview above shows different background bars then what the default ones are - which are just black. This is just to show you that you can do a lot with it from easy and quick changes. With the default background bars, I like to change the transparency to 20% which gives it a cool look.
Included: Hard Drive bars: Used amounts RAM bars: RAM ans SWAP usage Network bars: Current usage of Upload and Download (hovering shows totals) System bars: Current usage of CPU and top running process Misc. bars: Recycle bin and Gmail account 12 Hour time + date 4-day forecast weather: Showing current and low temps. Background bars for use with any and all desktop backgrounds.
****WEATHER EDITING**** To change the weather unit (F or C) and location follow these simple steps.. 1. Right click on the weather meter and select Edit Skin. 2. To change weather measure - use f for farenheit and m for celsius. 3. To find your location code - use this site: [link] and enter your code to replace the one currently there.
I hope you like the skin, get in touch with me if you need anything at all. Thank you.
If you like my skin, want to see what I've got coming up, need help with stuff, or just want to support me - go like my Facebook page, NovaSev at [link]
Yep, it's not something that I'll personally add in myself but it's very easy for you to do it. If you right click the skin, select edit skin - you'll see the code there. Through out the file I've marked each drive in a way that you can see what code goes to what drive (it's simply repeating the same thing 3 times and adding a distinctive variable at the top for each separate drive).
To start out, add your new drive at the top(ish) area of the file (marked as variables - you'll see the other drives there and will reference it later by notating #new drive letter#).
After that, find each section (I believe they are split into measures, styles, and then the actual displayed meters), and copy everything you see for one drive (so everything marked 1,2, or 3 - just pick one and stick with it).
Now that you have your new code you'll have to do a little bit of editing here. First thing, go back through and change each beginning name (wrapped in [meterXXXxx] ) to your new number/drive. Find where the variable is called (#D1# etc) and change that to your new drive variable name that you created at the top. Next, you'll have to change where the text and bars are displayed. This is simply changing the Y= number so that it shows up below your last drive (i believe it is an increment of 20, so add 20 to what ever the Y= number is for your third [meterLabel] and [meterBar] to your new disk meter.
This should be all you need here If you don't feel comfortable trying this or can't get it to work (don't feel bad either way - i say simply a lot about the coding but I do it all the time), shoot me a private message and I'll just write the code up for you and you can copy & paste it into your file. Thanks for the comment
To start out, add your new drive at the top(ish) area of the file (marked as variables - you'll see the other drives there and will reference it later by notating #new drive letter#).
After that, find each section (I believe they are split into measures, styles, and then the actual displayed meters), and copy everything you see for one drive (so everything marked 1,2, or 3 - just pick one and stick with it).
Now that you have your new code you'll have to do a little bit of editing here. First thing, go back through and change each beginning name (wrapped in [meterXXXxx] ) to your new number/drive. Find where the variable is called (#D1# etc) and change that to your new drive variable name that you created at the top.
Next, you'll have to change where the text and bars are displayed. This is simply changing the Y= number so that it shows up below your last drive (i believe it is an increment of 20, so add 20 to what ever the Y= number is for your third [meterLabel] and [meterBar] to your new disk meter.
This should be all you need here