Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Flick Large gesture control
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Nvm, I got it working perfectly! xD
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Hello, is it possible to place it behind the mirror? Could you show us a picture of your integration into MagicMirror?
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That is exactly what I’m planning to do. In theory it works behind the mirror, but you will lose the touch gestures more than likely. Unfortunately I do not have the mirror yet (it has not been delivered yet), but I’ll post a picture/results when I get it.
So far I wrote the code this way:
Left/right swipes go through MMM-pages & MMM-pages_indicator
Up/down swipes open/close newsfeed details
Each gesture also triggers the LED on the sensor board.
I’m still thinking what other things I can do with the remaining gestures.
I’ll update the correct code after I clean it up a bit.
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@radu_stancu Thank you for your answer I look forward to your feedback, because I would also like to use this solution. 🙂
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Could you describe, if you were successfull with the implementation of the board? Best Regards.
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@steffenschmidt, I was successful to some extent. I have managed to use the gestures from the board to control the interface. Up, down, left and right are working and more will follow when I know what I want them to do. The only problem is that the flick sensor is NOT WORKING behind the mirror, probably because of the aluminum/silver layer that makes a mirror a mirror.
I will work on the project in the winter holidays and post some more details.
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Updated the code, and also support for the Asus Tinker Board.
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This is exactly what Im looking for. Im trying to get your module to run but Im first of all not a programmer (can do simple things in python an such)
I altered your python script to work with my skywriter board, easy enough. But i wonder how i set up the config file? Just load the module? If I do that I get a error that says "cannot find module “python-shell”
I was hoping the sensor would work behind the mirror to but it wont. I will put it on the inside of the frame insted…
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I sorted it out. Didn’t have python-shell installed :)
