The Skins tab allows you to load, unload, or change settings for your entire library of skins. The "Manage" window shows your whole library. They include things like position (whether a skin stays on top of all windows or is pinned to the desktop), snap to edges (whether skins automatically align with other skins when they are dragged close together), and of course, the skin's coordinates (location on the desktop) and which variant is loaded. These settings are created automatically for each skin. Rainmeter keeps track of a number of basic skin settings. Variants share the same location and settings, and only one of a skin's variants may be loaded at one time. Notice how the new variant replaces the old variant on the desktop. Click 1 Disk.ini to switch to that variant. You can see that the 2 Disks.ini variant is already active. To see an example of a skin with variants, right-click the "Disk" skin and select Variants in the context menu. What happens when there is more than one skin in the same folder? The answer is that these skins become variants of each other. This is how most skins work: each skin is saved as a " SkinName.ini" file in a separate folder. When you loaded the Google skin, there was only one option under the "Google" menu, Google.ini.
You can now drag it into place alongside your other skins. The "Google" skin will appear in the top-left corner of your desktop. Right-click on any of the illustro skins, and select illustro → Google → Google.ini. You can use the context menu to load skins from your library. Instead, both types of items will appear alongside each other.
Some skins may have custom items to their context menus, but these will not replace the basic items. In this case, you can still override this action and open the context menu by holding down the Ctrl key when you right-click.Īll skins have the same basic context menu items that you can see in the screenshot on the right. Some skins may assign some other action to right-clicking on the skin. A skin may have any number of tabs, buttons, menus, or other bells and whistles in its design-but no matter what, you can still access the context menu by right-clicking on the skin. The easiest way to interact with Rainmeter skins is through the context menu.
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