Update (9 December 12)
I looked at the code for this skin for the first time in about two years, and I was too embarrassed not to clean it up. The skin is now much smaller and more efficient.
In addition, whatever “lag” I was experiencing with Rainmeter’s PLAY bang seems to have been fixed over the years, so I removed the extra addon. This should improve the skin’s performance and eliminate some of the problems described in the comments.
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Update: RMSkin (20 November 10)
I’ve converted the package to the “.rmskin” format, which makes it quick and easy to install new skins in the latest version of Rainmeter.
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This skin was made from a conceptual mockup by emiko; I loved his unique original design so much that I decided to take on the project myself.
Along with the apps and labels for each button, you can also easily customize:
• Text font, color, and style.
• Button color.
• Button radius.
• Gap between buttons.
The text and the buttons will automatically adjust to each other, so you can make this fit just about any arrangement that seems to be crying out for a 3×3 grid of clickable dots.
The skin also uses a copy of JSMorley’s new sound-byte app for the hover effect. You can eliminate this and use Rainmeter’s internal sound player bang, but it causes a significant lag when used in this manner. The default sound, which is just taken from Windows’ system audio, can be easily replaced as well.
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Skin Details & Instructions
The Emiko Launcher rainmeter skin was developed and created by Kaelri and was originally published on DeviantArt Dec 19, 2009.
To open up and configure any settings for the Emiko Launcher theme, simply double click on the time, date or day of week. Once clicked, you will be presented with a popup with all the settings to configure Emiko Launcher to your needs.
For the Emiko Launcher weather widget to work correctly, you need to set your weather code within the settings menu.
Yes, the Emiko Launcher rainmeter theme does support Spotify however you won’t be able to see the progress of the song. Only the buttons (stop, pause, skip) and song name will work. To fix the progress bar issue you will need to configure the variables within the player.ini to webnowplayer or use spicetify widget.
You can resize any Emiko Launcher widget (date, time, day of week text, recycle bin and Spotify) by scrolling your mouse UP and DOWN.
