Actual Release Candidate 1

Helper.lua

@@ -187,6 +187,7 @@ function GenerateMetersFile()
 			Group=Hideable
 			Container=ContainerMeterForList%s
 			X=(12*#Scale#)R
+			ToolTipText=Remove the event
 			LeftMouseUpAction=[!CommandMeasure "Everything" "Events.Remove(%s)"][!CommandMeasure "Everything" "Events.RegenerateArrayToFile()"][!SetVariable "Events" "([#Events]-1)"][!WriteKeyValue "Variables" "Events" "[#Events]" "Events.inc"][!WriteKeyValue "Everything" "ToRefresh" "1"][!Refresh]
 			]],
 			i, i, i)

README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@
+# Before you continue
+If you're reading this and wonder how to make the necesary measures for this system, this skin dosen't do any magic and just uses what comes with Rainmeter. As a mini-guide, all you need is a measure that gets the current time, and a measure of the time of that that date.
+```ini
+; This Measure's `:Timestamp` value will return current time in the numeric Windows timestamp, in one-second increments since 1 January 1601 
+[CurrentTime]
+Measure=Time
+
+; This measure's `:Timestamp` value will return the numeric Windows timestamp of the date specified, the `TimestampFormat` tries to roughly match the values from `Timestamp` and returns the Windows timestamp of that date; the format I chose is ISO 8601
+[TimeTo]
+Measure=Time
+Timestamp=2024-10-27T00:44:02Z
+TimestampFormat=%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ
+
+; From here, you can do whatever you want, you just need to subtract `TimeTo` to `CurrentTime` to get the number of seconds between the two dates
+; Rainmeter offers a way to convert seconds into a formatted string representing time remaning using the `Uptime` measure, the measure below will return a string formatted like `59d 21h 6m 55s`
+[TimeRemaningFormatted]
+Measure=Uptime
+SecondsValue=([TimeTo:Timestamp]-[CurrentTime:Timestamp])
+Format="%4!i!d %3!i!h %2!i!m %1!i!s"
+DynamicVariables=1
+```
+
+Now onto my skin
+
+# Countdowner
+A simple skin that shows the time until/since a certain time stamp. You can add and remove Events from the list depending on what you need. You can customize some variables to change the look, scale and Uptime Format.
+
+![The skin in action](./Countdowner.png)
+
+# Installation
+**Get the latest .rmskin from the [Releases](https://github.com/Drgabi18/Countdowner/releases) tab**
+
+# Drawbacks
+* The skin has no detection system for after the time gets reached, instead it starts looping the time since that event (for some reason, Uptime's `SecondsValue` dose `Abs(x)`, I would have used `IfCondition = #CurrentSection# < 0` if it did to resolve this, I just don't wanna create a separate `Calc` measure for this that's all lol)
+* I gave up on the InputText measure getting the correct X and Y while making this, it also dosen't work first click
+
+# Version History
+* (27 Octomber 2024) **Release Candidate 1**
+  - Initial release
+
+# License
+`CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 | Do not republish my work to profit off it`