Rain meter images and mask full#

It always automatically 'fills' the primary image while preserving the aspect ratio. The result is that if only one of W or H is specified, the code automatically 'fits' the mask image while preserving the aspect ratio. It will 'fill' the image by sizing and cropping as needed, similar to the PreserveAspectRatio=2 setting on a normal image meter. The ImageName defined, either specifically or by binding the meter to a measure with MeasureName, will be sized to fit in the mask image. If neither W or H is defined, the size of the mask will be the original image size. If you define only W or H, then the mask image will be sized to the dimension you define, while automatically preserving the aspect ratio. If you define both W and H, then the mask image will be sized to those specific dimensions. When MaskImageName is defined, then W and H define the size of the mask image, and the resulting size of the meter.

Rain meter images and mask full#

For instance Alternatively, you can just specify a full or relative path when setting MaskImageName. MaskImagePath can be used to define the path where images specified with MaskImageName can be found. gif, as the idea is to get a 'shape', which requires that some areas of the mask image be transparent or partially transparent. While all image formats are supported for MaskImageName, it is entirely pointless to use any formats except. This means that it will not work on Windows XP or when D2D is turned off in the Rainmeter settings. Mask Image is only supported on systems using D2D.