Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-MirrorMirrorOnTheWall installation issue
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@blackpanda OMG!!! thanx a MILION DUDE! im so happy, its all working now, video, pcitures, modules…everything =)
YES!
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@blackpanda last question: If I made a picture search I see the pictures. But how do I clear those? same goes to video.
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@oceank Cool beans. I think this was referenced in the installation doc passively. But you have to use your invocation command again and then “turn off {whatever you module is named}”
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@blackpanda hmmm ok. So for example if I say " magic mirror…show pictures of dogs"
I can see all pictures of dogs on the mirror…how do I clear that? I mean what is the module name for that?
then I understand that I can say turn off (whatever) but I dont get what that module name is for clearing the pictures…
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@oceank magic mirror… turn off {whatever you named your mm module}. Check out ModuleNames.json in your local mm module. There’s a mapping of variables to modules.
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@blackpanda so this is what I have in my Modulenames.json
{
“alert”: “alert”,
“calendar”: “calendar”,
“clock”: “clock”,
“compliments”: “compliments”,
“current weather”: “currentweather”,
“weather forecast”: “weatherforecast”,
“news feed”: “newsfeed”,
“facial recognition”: “MMM-Facial-Recognition”,
“smile test”: “MMM-Smile”,
“globe”: “MMM-Globe”,
“jokes”: “MMM-jokes”,
“magic mirror”: “MMM-MirrorMirrorOnTheWall”
}witch one is for turning off pictures? or videos? to clear it.
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@oceank Note: To clear the text/images/video displayed by this module, you can simply turn this module off.
I suppose that means closing MMM-MirrorMirrorOnTheWall module
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@OceanK @Radu_Stancu “turn off magic mirror”
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maybe something is wrong with my interaction model because when I say magic mirror…and then say turn off magic mirror…I get " closing all modules"
how does your interaction model look like? something is missing from mine I guess I posted earlier?
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I have not managed to get the JSON code to build so I can
t help. Im trying to use the one you have posted.
