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Gregorio1
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Hello guys,

first of all, wonderful software.
I am looking for a solution as I can dim a certain monitor to a certain time.
the scripts for dimming are good, but I need it a bit more complex.
the tv, connected to hdmi should be dimmed at 22 o'clock and be bright again at 6 o'clock.

it is possible with DP?

Thhnxx
Oct 11, 2017 (modified Oct 11, 2017)  • #1
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Maggew.com
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Yes it is possible.

Please visit Scripted Functions (Macros) and search for "DIM" and "Time". You can find what you need to get you started.

https://www.displayfusion.com/ScriptedFunctions/
Oct 11, 2017  • #2
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Gregorio1
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maybe it's possible, yes, but your answer is not enough for me.

1. Me and maybe a lot of users here can't program macros.
2. I need a finished script or a function ..

but thanks anyway
Oct 12, 2017  • #3
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Maggew.com
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Your welcome.

Just browse the links above, spend 45 minutes and invest in educating yourself to get the exact results you desire. You could also hire a freelancer to make your script.

GLHF playing around with code and DisplayFusion - I'm 100% certain you will get the exact results you desire.
Oct 12, 2017 (modified Oct 12, 2017)  • #4
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
We've added a Scripted Function to the repository called "Dim Specific Monitors." You can set the list of monitor IDs in the MonitorsToDim section on line 15 in the script. To schedule it, you'll need to use the Windows Task Scheduler to run the function once at the time you want it to dim, and a second task to run it again at the time you want it to undim.

The task would run it via DisplayFusionCommand.exe like so:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\DisplayFusion\DisplayFusionCommand.exe" -functionrun "Dim Specific Monitors"

Hope that helps!
Oct 13, 2017  • #5
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Gregorio1
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Thnxx a lot Keith,

that works for me. :) :)

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We've added a Scripted Function to the repository called "Dim Specific Monitors." You can set the list of monitor IDs in the MonitorsToDim section on line 15 in the script. To schedule it, you'll need to use the Windows Task Scheduler to run the function once at the time you want it to dim, and a second task to run it again at the time you want it to undim.

The task would run it via DisplayFusionCommand.exe like so:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\DisplayFusion\DisplayFusionCommand.exe" -functionrun "Dim Specific Monitors"

Hope that helps!
Oct 16, 2017  • #6
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