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Releases: spdermn02/TouchPortal_OpenHardwareMonitor_Plugin

DEPRECATED

02 Dec 02:49
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DEPRECATED - There is a new rewritten plugin available: https://github.com/spdermn02/TouchPortal-HardwareMonitor - support for this plugin will not continue.

v5.0.0 - The One where TP_OHM Listens to TouchPortal

13 Aug 05:47
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Updated the socket process in order to handle the touch portal closePlugin action, and potentially any future actions that may get built.

Please check the README to understand how to update your TP OpenHardwareMonitor Plugin

Bug Fix for Executable and Better Button Exports

11 Jul 15:54
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There was a library issue with 4.0.0 that required including the libraries directly versus expecting the packager to pick them up. This should now run no issues on any Windows 10 64-bit computer.

Also fixed the button exports to have better logic in them which should minimize flickering on Android and overall have better performance on the device.

The .tpp and .tpb files are located below but are also in the repository under /installer (.tpp) and /resources (.tpb)

v4 - The one with Graphs and Gauges

09 Jul 23:14
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Bug Fixes

  • Stopped sending an update to every sensor if the value did not change (will stop tp logs from clogging up)
  • Fixed minor performance things
  • Fixed empty state being sent to TP

Graphs and Gauges

Check out the Readme - but there are now CPU Load and GPU Load, bar graphs and Gauges. There are buttons available from the Readme as well that will utilize these new items. (also available as downloads from the Assets section)

v3.0.1 - Bug Fix for CPU Temp Status

16 May 00:25
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As like with 2.0.2 release, this is to fix the cpu temperature status event.

May need to readd this event after updating the plugin. Use the updating section on the README to properly update the plugin.

v2.0.2 - Fixing CPU Package Temp Status Event

16 May 00:21
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Fixes the CPU Package Temp Status Event.

You may need to remove and readd the event for it to use the correct state id after reloading the plugin.

Follow the updating instructions on the README in order to update successfully.

v3 - Update Interval Configuration

13 May 03:13
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Check out the README about the way to Configure the updateInterval yourself. So if you want it faster than every 2 seconds, go for it - but be warned it will consume more CPU. If you want it slower - feel free. Just remember if you change it - there is no guarantee to cpu impacts (typically only if you run it faster than every 2 seconds).

v2.0.1 - Bug Fix for Bad Function Call Issue

11 May 02:24
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There was a bug in a function call when it should roll the log. And it will kill tp_ohm.exe Please download the new .tpp and follow the Updating section of the Readme.

v2 - Squashing Bugs and Taking Names

28 Apr 22:49
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Since 1.0.0 release

  • Fixed Issue #4
  • Fixed Issue #5
  • Fixed Issue #7
  • Fixed what caused #6 - but that won't be fully resolved until TP 2.2 is releseased

view the readme and search for "v2" to see all that changed for v2 release!

Follow the Updating! instructions on what to do to get v2 installed. (I did test locally and it worked great, just make sure to kill tp_ohm.exe in task manager!)

Any other questions/comments/concerns - check out the #tp-ohm channel on the official Touch Portal discord.

v1.0.0 Official Release

26 Apr 21:48
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Check out the Readme - but included Many more sensor data
included a new organized Sample page
refactored some code for some future reuse.

For those who installed the Beta version, you can go ahead and use the uninstaller that was provided, and then remove any previously downloaded setup files. I ended up just building everything into the .tpp file as i didn't really need a full installer. Maybe will review that in the future for update purposes - but for now seemed like overkill.