Sorry about that, was a little tired yesterday when replying and I referred to the WeatherCom API instead of the Open-Meteo one. That being said, you have all the instructions you need to either create or convert a skin to use the Open-Meteo API on the first page of this thread, and they are not that different from the WeatherCom API ones.I am aiming to use Open-Meteo API, but I still tried to follow the methods u said but It's still not working, plus I spent hours created a weather widgets that displays Letters IM LITERALLY CRYING help a boy out please good sir
So, just extract the contents of the @includeFiles.zip linked on that page to your @Resources folder in your skin, and then use something like this in Mini_weather.ini file:
Code:
[Variables]@includeVariables=#@#OpenMeteoAPIVariables.inc@includeTranslation=#@#OpenMeteoAPIEnglish.inc[Rainmeter]Update=1000AccurateText=1DynamicWindowSize=1---Measures---@includeForecast=#@#OpenMeteoAPIMeasures5Day.inc---Meters---[LargeShape]Meter=ShapeShape=Rectangle 0,0,308,100 | Fill LinearGradient Gradient | StrokeWidth 0Gradient=90 | 50,50,50,200 ; 0.0 | 100,100,100,150 ; 1.0Padding=2,2,2,2AntiAlias=1[MeterCondition]Meter=StringMeasureName=@CurrentConditionsClipString=1W=200X=15Y=25FontFace=PlanerFontSize=20FontColor=255,255,255AntiAlias=1[MeterLocation]Meter=StringMeasureName=@LocationNameX=2rY=60FontFace=PlanerFontSize=12FontColor=255,255,255AntiAlias=1[Divider]Meter=ImageSolidColor=255,255,255,150X=228Y=15H=75W=2AntiAlias=1[Icon]Meter=ImageMeasureName=@CurrentIconImagePath=#@#IconsX=16RY=15W=50AntiAlias=1[MeterTemp]Meter=StringStringAlign=CenterMeasureName=@CurrentTemperatureX=([Icon:X] + [Icon:W] / 2)Y=RFontFace=PlanerFontSize=16FontColor=255,255,255FontWeight=500Postfix="[\x00B0]"AntiAlias=1
I guess for more details about the inner workings of his skin structure, eclectic-tech's input would be needed.
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