sincity Posted January 3, 2017 Share Posted January 3, 2017 Rainmeter has earned itself a reputation as one of the finest free PC modding tools around, enabling you to tweak just about every aspect of your operating system. Its offers countless mods, skins, icons and toolbars that can radically change the way Windows looks and works. The latest version – Rainmeter 4.0 – includes a raft of new tools for creating custom buttons and skins for Windows. It’s brilliant news if you want to get creative yourself, and should lead to an explosion in the number of new user-created themes available to download. Windows your way Rainmeter 4.0’s new features include the Shape Meter, which enables you to create vector graphics that can be resized while maintaining quality, plus a streamlined tool for creating drop shadows. It’s also easier to retrieve information about the user’s system, such as the network type, and the New Skin dialog has received a major update. If you already use Rainmeter, you can install version 4.0 over the top without losing any of your data or settings. Rainmeter 4.0 requires Windows 7 or later, so users of older operating systems will have to stick with version 3.3. For more details, see the developer's guide to getting started with Rainmeter. Download here: Rainmeter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CheepHeep Posted January 3, 2017 Share Posted January 3, 2017 I used to use rainmeter but because I maximised its potential my laptop got pretty slow especially when booting up. I assume it must have been set to startup when logging in. It takes quite a bit of RAM but provided you configure the settings correctly, you can come up with some pretty cool looking stuff. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ann!b@l Posted January 4, 2017 Share Posted January 4, 2017 I used to use rainmeter but because I maximised its potential my laptop got pretty slow especially when booting up. I assume it must have been set to startup when logging in. It takes quite a bit of RAM but provided you configure the settings correctly, you can come up with some pretty cool looking stuff. did you try DesktopInfo151? if not, then take a look here.. those are 2 years old posts but they show you how it looks: http://fearless-assassins.com/topic/60755-desktop-screenshots-part-3/page-2?p=531277&do=findComment&comment=531277 side note: - For glass effect, you have to use a different tool that applies the change. - Customized icons needs to be changed through Windows registry and downloaded icons of your choice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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