I used a work through from Sam called “module not found error loading module in MagicMirror” dated Oct. 22/ 2021

OK, got MMM-temp-ds18b20 working, now I just have to figure the syntax needed to remove the second sensor.

I would like to display the temp from my DS18b20 sensor, but am having issues. I tried the following two modules: MMM-Temperature & MMM-temp-ds18b20. Both have failed on my RPi 5 running latest OS. I fear the read me’s for these modules are outdated. What’s the latest and greatest module to use? Has anyone had recent success in getting readings from this device to display on their MM’s?

Thanks Sam, can I just copy all the MMM-OpenWeatherForecast.css contents to custom.css and increase size numbers and test? Or any other suggestions?

That worked! Thanks for the help!

Finally got it Sam, thanks for the help

Greetings,
I am using MagicMirror in my man cave, 20 feet away from where we sit to watch movies. Other than the outside temp, all other fonts and icons are too small to read. How can I enlargen that? I’ve included the entry from my config.js;

{
    module: "MMM-OpenWeatherForecast",
    position: "top_left",
    header: "Forecast",
    config: {
      apikey: "xxxxxxx", //only string here
      latitude: 42.213206,            //number works here
      longitude: "-82.898381",          //so does a string
      units: "imperial"
    }
  },

Thanks,
Brian

Hi. I am unable to zoom into my property even after changing my defaultZoomLevel to 20. I have included part of the config.js file;

{
 module: "MMM-RAIN-MAP",
 position: "bottom_left",
 config: {
  animationSpeedMs: 400,
  colorScheme: 20,
  colorizeTime: true,
  defaultZoomLevel: 20,
  displayTime: false,
  displayTimeline: false,
  displayClockSymbol: false,
  displayHoursBeforeRain: -1,
  extraDelayLastFrameMs: 1000,
  extraDelayCurrentFrameMs: 3000,
  invertColors: false,
  markers: [
   { lat: 42.2132, lng: -82.8983, color: "red" },
   ],
 mapPositions: [
   { lat: 42.2132, lng: -82.8983, zoom: 8, loops: 1 },
   { lat: 42.2132, lng: -82.8983, zoom: 8, loops: 2 },
   { lat: 42.2132, lng: -82.8983, zoom: 8, loops: 1 },
   { lat: 42.2132, lng: -82.8983, zoom: 8, loops: 2 },
   { lat: 42.2132, lng: -82.8983, zoom: 8, loops: 2 },
  ],
  mapUrl: "https://a.tile.openstreetmap.de/{z}/{x}/{y}.png",
  mapHeight: "420px", // must be a pixel value (no percent)
  mapWidth: "500px", // must be a pixel value (no percent)
  maxHistoryFrames: -1,
  maxForecastFrames: -1,
  substitudeModules: [],
  updateIntervalInSeconds: 300,
 }
},

Thanks,
Brian

Hi Sam, I loaded my new RPi5 with 16 GB’s ram, and boy does it fly!

So getting back to issue, I tried changing the clock hands in clock_styles.css. I changed the hour hand to 2 and changed the minute hand to 20, and could not tell the difference.

Also, I could not change the text size of the date above the analog clock. When I use the developer mode, I cannot expand

@sdetweil
OK, so I get all this Sam, thanks for the help, but now I have a new issue. I’m using a Pi3, and I don’t think it has the horsepower to run Magic Mirror smoothly. The program frequently locks up, mmm-rain-map is the first to freeze. And now I can’t expand the various lines in the developers window.

So now I’m thinking of getting a Pi5 with 16 GB’s of RAM. What do you think?

Thanks,
Brian