Replacing snow flakes with hearts in the MMM-SNOW module

tamug1

Wow that looks awesome. Thanks for taking time to put this together😎

schlachtkreuzer6

Fantastic! Nice work :) so i got an idea for march 17 … yeah ST. PATRICS DAY! :beer: falling clover, beer and goblins :D
http://www.flaticon.com/search?word=saint patrick&order_by=1&color=2

morozgrafix

@Hein-Jan reducing valenitnesCount may help with “sluggishness”.

morozgrafix

@schlachtkreuzer6 Feel free to fork my repo. It’s pretty easy to modify it to display other images. I resized my images to 50x50px because they were fairly hi res after downloading them from flaticon site.

schlachtkreuzer6

@morozgrafix I´ll try it :) but I´m not a coder^^ thanks for that advice

cowboysdude

@schlachtkreuzer6 Neither am I and I did in about 30 seconds… LOL You can do it!

schlachtkreuzer6

Yeah I did it :P
[card:schlachtkreuzer6/MMM-Saint-Patrick]

morozgrafix

@schlachtkreuzer6 nice job. I told you it wasn’t that hard. :clap: :thumbsup:

Hein-Jan

@morozgrafix

Yep, alreay did that.

This is my config included is the scheduling part.

{
                        module: 'MMM-Valentine',
                        position: 'fullscreen_above',
                        classes: 'scheduler',
                        config: {
                                // display the module only on the 14th of february
                                module_schedule: {from: '0 7 14 02 *', to: '30 23 14 02 *' },
                                valentinesCount: 25,
                                valentinesSize: 2.00,
                        }
                },

I have been struggling with the 2 asterixes behind the “minutes and hours” values but before the “day of the week” value. Cron revealed that they probably are “Day of the month” and “month of the year”.
I am a Noob, and all of the scheduling examples had wildcards there. I feel fairly confident this is going to work.

morozgrafix

@Hein-Jan I’m not very familiar with MMM-ModuleScheduler but I have some experience with cron jobs

It typically goes like this [minute] [hour] [day of the month] [month] [day of the week]

in your module_schedule: {from: '0 7 14 02 *', to: '30 23 14 02 *' } I would replace month number from 02 to 2 (allowed values for that field are 1 through 12). So it would read like module_schedule: {from: '0 7 14 2 *', to: '30 23 14 2 *' }

Your from value would translate to something like at 07:00am on 14th day of the month in February (it can be any day of the week) in human language

and your to value would read as at 11:30pm (or 23:30) on 14th day of the month in February (it can be any day of the week).

Hope this helps.