MMM-Globe

Mykle1

I’ve had some users report that light linux machines powering their MM’s are sufficient, though I’ve not tested for upper capacity or performance.

When I get a chance I’ll install your Globe. I have several old laptops with minimum resources running ubuntu and MM. If I discover anything interesting I’ll report back.

cowboysdude

I have tried it…It worked really well… but not on the pi…it’s impressive!

earthlink

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Stoffbeuteluwe

hi, does it work on Mac mini 2011 ?

Eunanibus

Hey all!

The time has come.

I’ve really appreciated all the feedback I’ve gotten from all of you. I’ve been so happy watching you all use this.

That being said, development on the lite version starts next week. I want everyone to be able to use this regardless of hardware.

I’d also like to take in suggestions for feature requests. Anything you want? Anything you wish was better? Now is the time to start letting me now.

Thanks guys.

mumblebaj

@Eunanibus Awesome, can’t wait. I actually tried this the first time i setup my mirror and it worked for me on my Pi 3B+. Although some of the locations were wrong at the time but I assume that was my error. Nice work with this project and again, can’t wait for the light version.

earthlink

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bhepler

@Eunanibus - Well, since you’re asking… these are the things I remember from the original code that I would love to see implemented.

Specify locations to be linked by an arc.
Specify colors used for the pins
Specify colors used for the arcs
An updateInterval to control when to refresh the globe w/ the build animation
A true/false switch to display the default pins.
Alternately, an array for unlabeled pins that will replace the defaults if you provide it.

Thanks!

ltzChubbz

Any updates on this lite version?
Also is there a way to display all pin names when they are close and have them overlap?

TechJak7000

Hey Eunanibus, Jolly good show old boy :blond-haired_man: :clapping_hands: :clapping_hands: :clapping_hands:

I have implemented straight away :-
it runs without any problems until now !

Stoffbeuteluwe

@TechJak7000 hi, do you use a raspberry pi?

TechJak7000

Hello, I do use Raspberry pi4 with High performance 128 GB SD card !

Besomar

Impressive!!!

I just started a smart mirror project with Pi3 (1G) and just found out about this awesome plugin.

Great job!

So, I guess I’ll have to wait for that lightweight version :)

Idea215

Hello,

I have installed module on my P4, but somehow it does not really work. It is only displayed as in the picture below and not as in the pictures on the GitHub page. Does anyone know what the problem is?

My Mirror:
https://imgur.com/a/tOwDJru

GitHub Version:
https://i.imgur.com/oF3mxBC.png

Wenike

@idea215 Did you go to the github link from the first post or just Googled for MMM-Globe? Yours looks like mine which is from a different MMM-Globe

oli28

What a beautiful modul! Any chance to change the font size to be able to fit more destinations next to each others? I did try to find it in the .css but had no luck yet.

Foxy25

Hi,
I have a question about the module:

I would like to make the background transparent, is that possible? At the moment it is black.

That would help me, because I have a slideshow running in the background and the black background behind the globe doesn’t look so nice …

Would be very grateful if someone could help.

Foxy

Wenike

@foxy25 @foxy25 In your custom.css file, see if adding:

.globe { opacity: 0.0; }

Fixes the issue?

Foxy25

@wenike
Hi,

i use the command in the styles.css of the modul, not in the custom.css.

It works, but it makes the complete module invisible, not only the background behind the globe.

Thank you for your support.

ashishtank

@foxy25 to make globe transparent there are two changes required.

Module div’s background color
Globe canvas itself have black color as background.

First one can be easily doable with css but to make globe transparent you will need to change the code as well. Do below to make globe transperent.

In custom.css add below css

.globe
{
	background-color: unset;
}

in modules\MMM-Globe\encom-globe.js file find below line and change it to.

from

this.renderer = new THREE.WebGLRenderer( { antialias: true } );

to

this.renderer = new THREE.WebGLRenderer( { antialias: true, alpha: true } );

below is output

Before

After

Let me know how/if it works for you.