ColorMatrix5=0.5 0 0 0 1 adds 50% to the red value). the value of Red might have half of the Blue value added), with the entries in the final row (ColorMatrix5) determining offset values that are added directly to the color (e.g. The remaining entries in the matrix allow a color to have its value modified in terms of another color (e.g. The values represent the percentage of the particular value present in the image, where 0.0 is none and 1.0 is normal. The values on the main diagonal are, from top-left to bottom-right: Red, Green, Blue, Alpha and a placeholder. The default matrix is as follows: ColorMatrix1= 1 0 0 0 0 It is divided into five separate options, one for each row, each numbered. ColorMatrix Nĭefines a 5x5 matrix used to manipulate the color values of the image. If set to 1, the image is rotated based on the EXIF data encoded in the image by a camera. If W and H are not defined, ImageRotate will change the size of the entire meter container to the size of the "rotated" image. If W and H are set, the new "rotated" image will be resized to fit. ImageRotate is done before any resizing of the image with the W and H general meter options. Negative angles can be used for counter-clockwise rotation. Rotates the image by the specified angle in degrees. Valid values are None, Horizontal, Vertical or Both. If set, this overrides the alpha component specified in ImageTint.
Opacity of the image ranging from 0 (invisible) to 255 (opaque). Without Greyscale, the specified color is added to the image (i.e. Note: Combining Greyscale and ImageTint recolors the image to the specified color. The default value ( 255,255,255,255 for opaque white) leaves the image unaltered. If the alpha value is specified, the image can be made semi-transparent (0 means invisible, 255 mean fully opaque). (color desaturated) ImageTint Default: 255,255,255,255Ĭolor to tint the image with.
If W and H are not defined, ImageCrop will change the size of the entire meter container to the size of the "cropped" image. If W and H are set, the new "cropped" image will be resized to fit. ImageCrop is done before any resizing of the image with the W and H general meter options. This will crop and use 100 X 60 pixels of the center of the image. Then capture 100 pixels of width, and 60 pixels of height, and that is the new image. Then move -50 pixels left (negative number is left, positive number is right) and -30 pixels up (negative number is up, positive number is down). Origin is optional and can be set to one of the following:Ī way to envision what ImageCrop is doing is: The option value should be in the form: X, Y, W, H, Origin. ImageCropĬrops out and uses a defined part of the image. Options ImagePathįolder path where an image is located. If no extension is provided on an image file name. Note: Valid image file types in Rainmeter are.
These options are to modify the display of an image file, and do not work with square/rectangle Image meters created entirely with SolidColor / SolidColor2, or with any shape created by a Shape meter. Options available for use with all images.
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