British Unleashed
Indulge in a traditional Full English breakfast while perusing your system metrics, penned in quintessential British slang! Watch as the room comes to life, dynamically responding to your system's performance. Observe: the rain intensifies with each surge in GPU usage (you might even see lightning if you overdo it), while RAM spikes prompt the flags adorning the walls to transform, representing different countries of the UK. Keep an eye on the King's portrait as CPU usage climbs, his expression morphing in response. And for a whimsical touch, beans dance to the rhythm whenever music or sound fills the air. Welcome to a truly British experience, where even technology bears the unmistakable charm of the Isles.
- kelbesh studio
- Date created
- 5/1/2024
- Last update
- 5/2/2024
- Version
- 1.0.13
- Installs
- 78
- Size
- 4.54MB
Description
Reaction to Metrics:
- The newspaper provides updates (sometimes in British slang) on CPU, GPU, RAM, disk, and battery percentages, displaying them also as progress bars.
- The photograph on the table becomes more eerie as CPU utilization rises.
- Flags react to RAM: more available RAM results in more UK flags, while less available RAM displays flags of specific UK countries.
- Rain behind the window intensifies with increasing GPU utilization.
- When GPU utilization exceeds a threshold (currently 90%), random lightning flashes can be observed through the window.
- Playing sound or music causes beans to float, visualizing the audio.
- Water level in the vase shows battery percentage
Other Interactivity:
- The clock on the table shows the current system time.
- The newspaper displays the system date and day of the week.
General Settings:
- Toggle floating beans on or off.
- Adjust the delay for the newspaper updates. As the text reacts to metrics and provides detailed descriptions, setting a delay in seconds can prevent the text from changing too rapidly for comfortable reading.
- Set up GPU percent threshold to trigger lightning