G'day!
I built myself a Image Gallery widget; the image container only has width constraint, so the image can take any depth (height) as required as per its aspect ratio; using the Quote plugin to cycle through the image folder.
What I recently noticed is that the image's height was being constrained by the height of the previous image; effectively being cropped at the bottom of the image. Eventually, the whole slideshow will be constrained the height size of the smallest image in the folder.
I noticed this when I moused over the Gallery where I have an event to display the current image's filename which included a Redraw Bang, resulting in the previously cropped portion of the image suddenly reappearing.
Could this be a bug in Rainmeter?
Anyway, the addition of;in the Measure seems to have rectified it.
Putting this code in the Meter, I quickly discovered, was a quick way to crash Rainmeter, which in hindsight, made sense…
So, I just wonder if the image scaling is a bug in Rainmeter?
I built myself a Image Gallery widget; the image container only has width constraint, so the image can take any depth (height) as required as per its aspect ratio; using the Quote plugin to cycle through the image folder.
What I recently noticed is that the image's height was being constrained by the height of the previous image; effectively being cropped at the bottom of the image. Eventually, the whole slideshow will be constrained the height size of the smallest image in the folder.
I noticed this when I moused over the Gallery where I have an event to display the current image's filename which included a Redraw Bang, resulting in the previously cropped portion of the image suddenly reappearing.
Could this be a bug in Rainmeter?
Anyway, the addition of;
Code:
OnUpdateAction=[!UpdateMeter GalleryDisplay][!Redraw]
Putting this code in the Meter, I quickly discovered, was a quick way to crash Rainmeter, which in hindsight, made sense…
So, I just wonder if the image scaling is a bug in Rainmeter?
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