MMM-Globe

[damith]

hi @sdetweil

Thank you very much for your reply… you are the NUMBER ONE… it works fine… Thanks again.

i have done NPM INSTALL… its worked fine…:face_savoring_food: :face_savoring_food:

[damith]

hi guys… my GLOBE is woking fine… but there is a problem with City NAMES, i won’t display…, config is ok… can anyone help me …?

{
module: ‘MMM-Globe’,
position: ‘lower_third’, // This can be any of the regions. Best results in lower_third
config: {
size:“x-large”, // Globe size. See configuration options below for more options
dayLength: 38, // (Optional) Rotation speed. See configuration options below
viewAngle: 15, // (Optional) Globe tilt. See configuration options below.
introLinesDuration: 2000,
receiveExternalLocations: 0,
locations: [
// Fill with location Objects if desired
// e.g.
{lat:37.77493,lng:-122.41942, label:“San Francisco”},
{lat:7.58403,lng:80.78798, label:“Sri Lanka”},
{lat:-23.5475,lng:-46.63611, label:“Sao Paulo”}

                // Individual values must be seperated by a comma.
                // You can look up the latitude and longitude for a specific location on Google Maps.
                    ]
                    }
            },
]

[Foxy25]

HI

here is my working config:

Greetings Torsten

{
		module: 'MMM-Globe',
		position: 'fullscreen_below',	// This can be any of the regions. Best results in lower_third
		config: {
                size:"medium", // Globe size. See configuration options below for more options
                dayLength: 43, // (Optional) Rotation speed. See configuration options below
                viewAngle: 15, // (Optional) Globe tilt. See configuration options below.
                locations: [
                    // Fill with location Objects if desired
                    // e.g.
                    // {lat:37.77493,lng:-122.41942, label: "San Francisco"},
                    // {lat:-23.5475,lng:-46.63611, label: "Sao Paulo"}
                    // Individual values must be seperated by a comma. 
                    // You can look up the latitude and longitude for a specific location on Google Maps.

                    {lat:49.6294791,lng:7.8252699, label: "Rockenhausen" },
                    {lat:40.7223507,lng:-73.9901943, label: "New York" },
                    {lat:36.1047739,lng:-115.1421297, label: "Las Vegas" },
                    {lat:13.7544142,lng:100.5020575, label: "Bangkok" },

                ],
		},
	},

[hiro.nguyen]

Hi, may i ask if it is possible to change background to transparent ?
Thanks,

[greedyvegan]

in the beginning of this post from 2021, it was recommended NOT to use this with a raspberry pi
today, in 2024, I have a raspberry pi 5, does that matter? lol

anyway, the left is on my pi 5 and the right is viewing it on a browser on my computer

is there an update on a lite version?

[sdetweil]

@hiro-nguyen sure, css

google search css transparent background

[sdetweil]

@greedyvegan you will need to enable the gpu in the system boot.txt

AND

tell MagicMirror electron to use it

export ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU=1

in the script before

npm  start

if you used my script to install MagicMirror , that is ~/MagicMirror/installers/mm.sh

[greedyvegan]

@sdetweil

like this?

I got this error
[PM2][ERROR] File ecosystem.config.js not found

[sdetweil]

@greedyvegan that pm2 error is usually caused by using sudo sometime when you shouldn’t

what happened before that? is that the first time w pm2

maybe

pm2 status
pm2 delete xxx
where xxx is the name or number on the MagicMirror line

then run my fixuppm2 script

pm2 seems fragile recently. not sure why

[greedyvegan]

@sdetweil

i accidently ran pm2 start instead of pm2 start mm
then it returned

[PM2][ERROR] File ecosystem.config.js not found

then i ran pm2 start mm
then it returned

[PM2][ERROR] Script not found: /home/thecastle/MagicMirror/mm

status

after pm2 delete 0

after pm2 save

update -
it’s currently running (it was always running, it just had a weird error)
and told me to copy/paste

sudo env PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin /usr/local/lib/node_modules/pm2/bin/pm2 startup systemd -u pi --hp /home/pi