Yincognito is perfectly right above: the [MeasurePhysMemUsed] measure is returning the value of the used memory in bytes. It is, for instance something like 7,216,500,736 (obviously this is just an example). In any case, this value is definitely not a percent, varying between 0 and 100%, to can be used as you've used it.The color does not change dynamically depending on the RAM used, it works without problems when the CPU or GPU is under load.
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And again, as Yincognito wrote, you have to divide this value by the value returned by the [MeasurePhysMemTotal] measure, to get the needed percentage. This way the FontColor option of the [MeterText] should look for example as: FontColor=(Clamp((255*[MeasurePhysMemUsed]/[MeasurePhysMemTotal]),0,255)),(Clamp((255-(255*[MeasurePhysMemUsed]/[MeasurePhysMemTotal])),0,255)),0
Note that besides adding the [MeasurePhysMemTotal] into the above formulas, I also replaced the 2.55 value by 255. I had to do this because the [MeasurePhysMemUsed]/[MeasurePhysMemTotal] ration is varying between 0 and 1, not between 0 and 100, so the number it is multiplied by has to be 255.
Statistics: Posted by balala — Today, 2:35 pm