Okey guys, I’d really need some guidance. My head goes round in circles and I don’t know where to start.

As mentioned before I’ve gotten the sensor to work with the help of wiringPi and a c library converted for the pi.

Then I Found this : https://github.com/jiahuang/apds-gesture
a control driver for node, but that is using a Tessel and I can’t really understand how to replace the tessel line with Raspberry.

I’m guessing I need an i2c module to let the apds-gesture connect to the raspberrys pins?

I’m wondering, since the lower calender has a “full” title, is it a spacing issue?

I.e when there is a long title it is force to take up all space and when it’s a short title it gets more space?

@lucallmon either you change the directory in the players .js file or you link the music folder to the thumbdrive

Ohh okey,
I’m no coder myself, but,

Try this one :

getDom: function() {

        var self = this;
	var wrapper = document.createElement("div");
        var text = document.createElement("span");	
        text.innerHTML = 'click me';
        text.addEventListener("click", () => button());

	function button(){
             self.sendNotification("BUTTON_PRESSED", {});
             text.innerHTML = "You clicked me!";
	};

        return wrapper;
        }
   });

I’m at work so I can’t try this right now, but, give it a go

A button connected to the gpio of the raspberry?

Then you’ll need either the MMM-button or MMM-buttons modules to read the state from the gpio.

@Bones just a thought, why not a live stream to the mirror from a camera mounted on the opposite side of the room? :)

@kchawke would be good to know, what IR-frame are you using?
What do you mean by “dual” touch? Two touch points?

You should be able to just load the module twice with different configurations.

The url to the file is set in the configuration with fileUrl

So basically add more of the same module in the config.js file but change the fileUrl in each one (and the position)

@ArcherProject can you copy and paste your config file (removing your personal api-key)?

@PhilsterM9 in Magicmirror directory, enter config directory via cd config
While in the config directory type cp config.js.sample config.js

After that type dir you should now see two files listed, one config.sample.js and one config.js

Now you have a working config file and should be able to start the magicmirror

Well, It doesn’t work through the glass. But it works!

and it’s somewhat sensitive to get the motions right, maybe that is a software issue and not hardware, BUT it does read side to side and up down. Which is good and opens up to navigate modules easier.

But it bugs me that I have to build a box for it outside the mirror.

@vazma I have 3%, thats a bit low. I believe that 15-25% should be acceptable enough for normal room conditions and still not getting to much bleed from the monitors backlight.
40%+ would be for the really bright rooms and sunny outdoor conditions.

@lolobyte
Here is a documentation of markdown :
http://commonmark.org/help/

@schmo90 I’m sorry, not helping your issue here, but, where do you have the adps-9960 placed? I have ordered one but I’m curious to know if it can read gestures when placed behind the mirror glass?

@cowboysdude well, he should be able to send http get to the syslog module and then let the syslog send a notification to the player module.

But, well, it’s a long way around 😀

First hit on google, h
ttp://www.raspberry-projects.com/pi/pi-operating-systems/raspbian/custom-boot-up-screen

Don’t know if it works on all PI’s however

@yawns Thanks!

For those who don’t want to install it, here is a link to show the animations :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ii-LgaDGUjw&feature=youtu.be

@strawberry-3.141 Yeah I saw that one to when I was looking around,
It works basically on the same principle as the touch foil I have besides me right now, so anything of metal would disrupt it I think, (I’m really hopeful the optical sensor will work through the mirror glass)