@sdetweil Thank you. I didn’t know this. I will have a look later…

@elwood1982uk Hi, I’ve got similar problem with touch callendar. I’ve made two changes in https://github.com/B3DTech/MMM-KeyPress module.

In node_helper.js:
step: (direction === “ArrowRight” ? 3 : -3) // 1 to move forward, -1 to move backward
to:
step: (direction === “ArrowRight” ? 1 : -1) // 1 to move forward, -1 to move backward

and second thing uncomment:
// this.sendNotification(‘CX3_GLANCE_CALENDAR’, payload);

After this changes changing calendar start working with touch.

The wife likes having the physical calendar to see things, and I like using google calendar, which recently resulting in a snafu between our schedules and who was in charge of the kids, so I decided to finally build our “holy grail” kitchen calendar/family dashboard. Its not 100% complete, as I am waiting on SendCutSend for the fascia I designed in fusion360.

features:

background images from a google album using MMM-GooglePhotos camera streams shows the front yard camera & cycles between the kids nanny cams every 30s using my custom module, written with some assistance from ChatGPT because I am lazy and was very new to the magic mirror modules at the time. [MMM-MPlayer, another forum user kindly uploaded it to github for me because once again too lazy to do it myself] qr code for wifi local weather time quick 3 day schedule overview using Calendar-EXT3Agenda monthly schedule overview using Calendar-EXT3 occupancy sensor to blank the display after 1 minute, and physically turn the screen off after 1 hour, using a wireless RF outlet i hacked so that the raspberry pi can trigger the remote via GPIO. using my custom MMM-SimplePIR module because MMM-Pir didnt have this feature, and it was easier to just start from scratch. ill upload the code to github someday.

current state of the install

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the hacked up rf remote. I wired 2 NPN transistors in parallel with the on/off switches, including current limiting resistors on the base to protect the GPIO pins on the Pi. this allowed the PI to activate the remote, and left the buttons functional as well [i am going to recess the remote into the frame somewhere not visible when installed for manual access if necessary.

yes, i did this on my kitchen counter because the wife was not home, and i needed to be able to keep an eye on my son, fume extraction was used, but not pictured.

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said giant a** hole [the outlet cover wasnt installed yet, but is now installed] and yes its absolutely terrible looking but will be completely hidden once the faceplate/frame is installed.

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i took pictures of everything and designed some parts in fusion360.

i wanted the calendar as low-profile as possible, so i cut a giant a** hole in the drywall to recess the mount directly against the stud, which allows the TV to basically sit against the drywall. the tv was completely removed from its case, to get it as slim as possible.

this unfortunately resulted in me having to move the power and video board, and then extending the backlight wiring.

the tv mount is also persnickety, so I had to 3D print a sub-bracket to move the mount to allow me to actually hang the TV in place where i needed it.

the case will be some laser cut MDF from sendcutsend, glued & nailed to some 1x2 boards. the occupancy sensor is a cheap dude from amazon, that has a 3d printed bracket that will just be hot glued in place from the back into the hole in the face plate.

everything will be painted white and be simple to fit our shaker style aesthetic in the house.

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https://a.co/d/7U4btgd – the RF outlet.
https://a.co/d/eMZXrPA – the PIR sensor

@svenpisa Min Sven,
ich habe mir dieses Thema “MagicMirror” zum neuen Projekt gemacht, daher vielen Dank für deine Vorlagen, die sind echt MEGA!
Leider funktionieren die Wettermodule nicht. Hast du mittlerweile schon eine neue config.js, die du mir zur Verfügung stellen kannst, damit ich darauf aufbauen kann?

Viele Grüße von der Ostsee
Marc

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Min Sven, I have made this topic “MagicMirror” my new project, so thank you very much for your templates, they are really MEGA! Unfortunately the weather modules don’t work. Do you already have a new config.js that you can provide to me so that I can build on it? Many greetings from the Baltic Sea

I have been wanting to get started on a magic mirror setup for a few years now, I think this might be the inspiration I needed to create my own. Awesome job.

@r3zi3lr If there is something specific you are looking for please let me know. I have added more features and the config is large

@sheptastic Thanks! Here you go https://github.com/yawnsde/MMM-WorldTides

Which weather module do you use? Could it be used for Germany?

@missnerdtou It’s a Microsoft Surface Pro 3

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I just add world clock (MMM-Worldclock) on the top of the screen

I was curious - is MM being driven from something like a RP behind the screen, or are you using a browser / casting?

Your family kitchen dashboard looks fantastic! The use of modules like MMM-MyCalendar and MMM-MyWastePickup is really practical. Moving to a UWQHD screen should enhance the display even further. I’m interested in how the page transition will work—sounds like a great idea to keep the interface clean. Looking forward to seeing the final setup!

@tuansacto
Take a look at https://www.brigla-shop.de/mm-genau/mirropane-chrome-spy-6-mm/smart-mirror-spiegel-260?c=6

I just ordered a new mirror 42x72 for under €100 including transport to holland.

@james1787

Awesome job !!

Is your mirror touch capacitive, or do you do all your updating from your phone/pc etc ?

@andyleneway I don’t see that module listed anywhere

what kind of error are you getting

@cyberdie said in Bathroom mirror:

@stephanvdplas where did you buy It?

https://www.glasboertje.nl/configurator/doorkijkspiegel-op-maat-bestellen/

@sdetweil Good call! I didn’t see that there 🫣 I moved my custom css to custom.css and it all works the same. Thanks!

@ferby09 and the powercable is white so it is less obvious running down the wall. The netgear is a mobile router for a network connection to the pi wich i used for testing some modules

@elisa Neat. I’d be worried about loosening structure over time, but, nice,

@sdetweil
Thanks for the help
I will do next time sorry!!