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Nice! Here's what I have so far. The plan is to add a popout menu for EQ sliders and possibly one for effects as well. It's way too complex for an example, really, but I want to show the possibilities.

Nice! Here's what I have so far. The plan is to add a popout menu for EQ sliders and possibly one for effects as well. It's way too complex for an example, really, but I want to show the possibilities.

Hm. I might be missing it, but I couldn't find any mention of the WM proxy window in the help section. :)

Great work! That's a lot of documentation! I see the list of actions has grown again as well. I like that save config made it in. It's been slow going here too. When other things didn't snatch my time away, I went down a rabbit hole of building a Rainmeter + Lua combination that parsed the config files for the ones that had IDs set and grabbed their names. (More difficult than it sounds with the limited Lua lib access in Rainmeter.) Upshot is I now have a basic understanding of Lua, I guess. (It's......

I hadn't! In fact, I can't even reproduce it. We're talking about using WM_APP+3,2,0 and then any other of the WM_APP messages? Sorry for taking so long to get back to you. The last week has been a bit weird. I've verified all the set value commands from Rainmeter except some of the set speaker ones (WM_APP+20) because I can't seem to figure out what they do except for wP 0 and wP 1. This is probably just my lack of understanding of how the speaker setup system works though. I've never fiddled with...

Ye gods! That's a lot of them! :) I'll play around with the test app for a bit and report back.

I haven't had any issues with the volume slider. Everything has been working flawlessly. Can't find any indication that AutoIt has custom reserved window messages either. The list on the official site is just the ones that Windows uses, as far as I can tell.

Oh no! I've triggered the creation of a monster! :D In all seriousness it sounds brilliant, and you're right, there's something compelling about being able to control applications like Peace from other applications—like it's a function that belongs there.