Edit with notepad, if something is not clear create an issue. All settings are in the Resources\Variables.inc file.
I know this probably seems obvious but sometimes its the simplest little things that cause the problems trust me on that, ive spent hours reading coding and not seeing a problem and someone comes along points out something really obvious and it fixes the problem. rmskin package from releases, and open with rainmeter. In the guide you looked at to make your's they dont have it tagged as temperatures, they just use Temperature. Plugin=Plugins\OpenHardwareMonitorPlugin.dll Then try to copy/re-write your coding to match that. You specify the sensor to use by supplying three strings to the configuration: the hardware name, the sensor type, and the sensor name. you must be running OHM for this to work). Try to find another skin somewhere that does this for you and see how they do it. Open Hardware Monitor (OHM) Rainmeter Plugin Updated: 1 V1.1 This plugin communicates with OHM using a WMI interface to read values (i.e. Other than that i cant really see anything that would cause such an issue.
So if you set the prefix to *C it wont find the temperature cos its the wrong prefix. IE: If you set it to Mhz it wont find a Mhz prefix in the program used to detect the temp, because the program is measuring temperature not speed. Unsure if thats what the cause it, but if its not detecting the prefix how can it display the temperature? It wont know what value to add. In your listing the prefix says *C, not the degree prefix.
