Sharing scripts :)

[vladanka]

I am creating this topic so that people can share custom scripts with each other, for example, if they are too lazy to write their own :D

[ixjf]

Change colour according to CPU and GPU temperature (for AIDA64 users) - fallback to Hue Wheel if AIDA is not running

--Variables you can change
--depends on your cooling, marks start and end of color wheel
local Tmax=83
local Tmin=40

local aida_delay=3000 -- delay between steps
local aida_saturation=1
local aida_brightness=1

-- fallback is Hue Wheel
local fallback_delay=500 -- delay between steps
local fallback_saturation=0.95
local fallback_brightness=1

-- Stuff you might not want to change
Lighting.SetStepDuration(511)
Lighting.SetFlashingSpeed(0)
Lighting.SetBreathingModeEnabled(false)

local fallback_i=0 -- internal variable
local fallback_colour_step=1.01 -- internal variable, probably better to leave it alone but whatever

while true do
	-- if aida is running it displays cpu and gpu temperature sensitive colour
	if(Aida64.IsInstalledAndRunning()) then					
		local T1=Aida64.GetSensorValue('TCPU')
		local T2=Aida64.GetSensorValue('TGPU1DIO') -- FIXME: might crash if GPU1 doesn't exist? does this count IGPs?
		local T=((((T1+T2)/2)-Tmin)/(Tmax-Tmin))
		if(T>1) then
			T=1
		elseif(T<0) then
			T=0
		end
		
		local r, g, b = Lighting.ColourUtils.HSVtoRGB((1.666-T)%1, aida_saturation, aida_brightness)
		r = tonumber(("%x"):format(r * 15), 16)
		g = tonumber(("%x"):format(g * 15), 16)
		b = tonumber(("%x"):format(b * 15), 16)
		
		Lighting.BatchBegin()
		for i = 1, 8  do
			Lighting.SetColour(i, r, g, b)
		end
		Lighting.BatchEnd()
		os.sleep(aida_delay)

	--if aida isn't running it does colour wheel
	else
		local r, g, b = Lighting.ColourUtils.HSVtoRGB((i % 98.0) / 98.0, fallback_saturation, fallback_brightness)
		r = tonumber(("%x"):format(r * 15), 16)
		g = tonumber(("%x"):format(g * 15), 16)
		b = tonumber(("%x"):format(b * 15), 16)
		
		Lighting.BatchBegin()
		for i = 1, 8 do
			Lighting.SetColour(i, r, g, b)
		end
		Lighting.BatchEnd()
		
		os.sleep(fallback_delay)
		
		i = i + fallback_colour_step
	end
end

from @btd5 [missing video demo]

[vladanka]

Thanks a lot, bro! I’ll try to understand it a little bit deeper and maybe I’ll do smth by myself with ur helpful info in the last letter.    Best wishes from Russia!