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<blockquote data-quote="nicsergio" data-source="post: 967479" data-attributes="member: 104167">It's simple:the name of the property that HtpcInfo makes available in the skin is made up of#HTPCInfo.SensorTemperature followed by the name that you set in the configuration page of the sensors, where you put Temp1/Temp2/Temp3then becomes #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperatureTemp1 for the first sensorthe same way as the fan speed are made#HTPCInfo.SensorFan &lt;&lt; Name setand the measured voltages#HTPCInfo.SensorVoltage &lt;&lt; Name setthis because the flag &quot;build skin property from related sensor name&quot; is set..In the Titan skin, from what I see, the names of the properties displayed for the temperatures are:#HTPCInfo.SensorTemperatureCPU#HTPCInfo.SensorTemperatureSystemso if imposed instead of Temp1 and Temp2, CPU and System names (in the correct order) should display..also as sensor provider should select SpeedFanbye!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nicsergio, post: 967479, member: 104167"] It's simple: the name of the property that HtpcInfo makes available in the skin is made up of [B]#HTPCInfo.SensorTemperature[/B] followed by the name that you set in the configuration page of the sensors, where you put [B]Temp1/Temp2/Temp3[/B] then becomes [B]#[/B][B]HTPCInfo.SensorTemperatureTemp1[/B] for the first sensor the same way as the fan speed are made [B]#HTPCInfo.SensorFan[/B] << Name set and the measured voltages [B]#HTPCInfo.SensorVoltage[/B] << Name set this because the flag "[I]build[/I][I] skin property from related sensor [/I][I]name[/I]" is set.. In the Titan skin, from what I see, the names of the properties displayed for the temperatures are: #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperatureCPU #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperatureSystem so if imposed instead of [I]Temp1[/I] and [I]Temp2[/I], [B]CPU[/B] and [B]System[/B] names (in the correct order) should display.. also as [B]sensor provider[/B] should select [I]SpeedFan[/I] bye! [/QUOTE]

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