Change performance overlay

[alessioferri20]

Is there any way to change the performance overlay available?

[CasperH2O]

The overlays are currently hardcoded so to speak. You can add or edit them here: https://github.com/Valkirie/HandheldCompanion/blob/main/HandheldCompanion/Managers/OSDManager.cs

An example of an addition can be found in this PR: #648

[alessioferri20]

After edit and recompiled how to test it? And after testing which files/dll I need to update in the installation folder for everything to work?

[alessioferri20]

After some testing I have done it and it seems to work; I have added frametime to the full overlay, if you are interested I can do a pull request!

[CasperH2O]

Can you share a screenshot?

[alessioferri20]

Sure, no problem!

[alessioferri20]

Here is the code if you need it:

• Here I have added the entry after the FPS in OSDManager.cs using a new method in RTSS.cs
  

• Here is the new method in RTSS.cs
  

• Here I have made a slight modification to the ToString method used to display every property in order to achieve the double format for the frametime in OSDManager.cs
  

• Here is the new ToString method with the double type format in HWiNFO.cs
  

[CasperH2O]

@Valkirie what do you think, shall we ask @alessioferri20 to do a PR? Looks good to me.

[alessioferri20]

In case he doesn't answer or like the changes which files should I change in the Program Folder? Just the exe? Or some other dlls?

[alessioferri20]

@CasperH2O ?

[CasperH2O]

@alessioferri20 I honestly don't know. You could make a change in the code, compile and check the latest changed files?

[alessioferri20]

@CasperH2O Should I push that pull request?

[CasperH2O]

@alessioferri20 I think yes, but final decision is up to @Valkirie and he is currently on holiday.

[CasperH2O]

Closing this as there is a design and some prototyping ongoing in #744