@Fifin404 I can with high probablity tell you that he didn’t get it to work. Why? Because I havr used the dame type of touch foil he links and it Doesn’t work when placed beneath something that is metallic (which a mirror coat usually is).

@Jopyth Yes, I stripped out that module for this one, kept the start function and removed the rest since It was a bit over my head at the moment :)

Took me a lot longer than I’m willing to admit just to get the code to compare dates!
Actually thought about the hour/minute countdown as well, but decided to keep it real basic.
I figured you don’t really put that many hours in front of the mirror that it would be that important to see so much detail of the countdown. (And if you look the update interval is set to 5 hours just to keep it in the ballpark)

@Shrike Since I don’t use a cam to my setup I can’t really tell.

But I guess the easiest is going all Raspberry PI (stock power supply, raspberry camera and a pi 3)

And pressing just alt will give you the top menu bar

Here are some previous threads that has been discussing your question

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/52543

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/26716

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/52723

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/53119

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/52457

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/11248

@Mykle1 I think a higher updateInterval may be in order. the 5 Hours set now maybe is a bit to much,

in the config you can add

updateInterval: 1 * 3600000,

To set it to update every hour instead!

@soqueen should be easy to just use a picture module in the fullscren region and then use the pir sensor or a cam to hide the picture modul and display the regular modules.

@KMH0 post your config, this will help to indentify the issues

@Mykle1

According to the modules config options you can change each planets color with :
planetColor (So mercuryColor for changing color on mercury)

and you can change the size of the planets with

planetRadius (samething here, if you want to change the neptunes size you change it to neptuneRadius)

https://github.com/hoyski/MM-orrery#config

@Ralf Okey, sorry for the long time away, I have tested your feeds on my own mirror,

I can’t really find why you don’t get the description,

try this code in your custom.css

.infoCenter {
  position: fixed;
  top: 10px;
  z-index: 10;
}

That should make the description appear right on top of the headline.
(I also added a higher z-index value in case something is being rendered above it, but it shouldn’t be)