MMM-RAIN-MAP itself is usually pretty light, but running around 48 modules under MMM-Pages can definitely cause freezes, especially after updates. Check the MagicMirror logs to see which module is throwing errors, and try disabling MMM-RAIN-MAP or a few other modules one by one to isolate it. It’s more likely a module conflict or resource issue than the Pi hardware.

That’s an interesting idea, especially if the goal is to move away from cloud-dependent photo services. A local PhotoPrism module feels very much in the spirit of self-hosted and privacy-first workflows. If the images are already accessible via a local API or filesystem path, it sounds feasible at least at a prototype level.

Even with limited programming experience, starting small (read-only image display, basic refresh) could be a good way to learn while building something useful. I’ve seen people take a similar approach with small side tools first, sometimes even experimenting with lightweight generators (like a brat generator) just to understand how UI, data, and rendering fit together before tackling a bigger integration.

There’s likely interest here, especially from others trying to de-Google their setups. Posting progress updates might help attract collaborators once you get a basic proof of concept going.

@comedyclub One simple approach could be to adapt the compliments module and trigger specific phrases through a custom action instead of letting it rotate randomly. You could store your phrases in a list and map each one to a button or remote command so only the selected text shows on the mirror when you want it. That way it behaves more like an on demand text generator rather than an automatic cycle. I have seen people do similar things when experimenting with stylized outputs like brat text, so the logic should be flexible enough with a bit of customization.

It’s a known limitation. MMM-Calendar can’t parse some Synology recurring RRULEs, so they don’t show even though they’re in the .ics file.

This is a known warning related to Moment Timezone data, not a breaking error. Since your calendars are displaying correctly, it’s mostly harmless. Updating or reinstalling moment-timezone, or switching the calendar config to use a standard timezone like Europe/Paris instead of GMT+0100, usually clears it.

@gitgitaway said in MMM-MyTeams-Adventskalendar:

Description
Hi guys. I`d like to introduce a seasonal addition to my Celtic FC man cave mirror. This is a fork of @Chris1976 original “MMM-Adventskalander” module with the additions of audio/video and animations which will take you on a journey of some of the key moments and people in Celtics history as you each of the 24 doors in the lead up to Christmas . Although this module has been specifically tailored towards Glasgow Celtic FC and its fans, the module is highly customizable and it can easily be modified to suit other teams or non football related events ( e.g. favorate family Christmas memories down the years ) by simply replacing the image/audio/video media files.

** Features**

24-door interactive calendar with open/close animations and hidden image
Optional per-door audio & video surprises behind every door
Snowfall animations (dynamically generated, optimized for all devices)
Sleigh and animated footer image procession
Santa’s Trophy Drop/Gift System**: Trophies/Gifts drop sequentially when door 24 completes its sequence.
-Christmas Eve Special**: Automatic Santa’s message + background image change at 23:59:59 on December 24
Date Override Testing**: Test any date/time without waiting, including Christmas Eve features
Optimized for low-power devices** with ~92% reduction in DOM event listeners
17-Language Support - including Christmas Eve Santa message translations
Screenshots
| ![1]https://github.com/gitgitaway/MMM-MyTeams-Adventskalender/blob/main/screenshots/screenshot2.png |
| ![2]https://github.com/gitgitaway/MMM-MyTeams-Adventskalender/blob/main/screenshots/screenshot2.png |
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Download
[https://github.com/gitgitaway/MMM-MyTeams-Adventskalendar]

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This is brilliant work. Love how polished and immersive it feels, especially the audio and Christmas Eve touches. Even if someone isn’t a Celtic fan, the customization makes it really useful. Thanks for sharing and Nollaig Chridheil.

This looks great—clean, functional, and perfect for a home office dashboard. The custom 3D-printed pegboard idea is especially cool; really looking forward to seeing the final wall setup and mount once it’s done.

This looks great—clean, functional, and perfect for a home office dashboard. The custom 3D-printed pegboard idea is especially cool; really looking forward to seeing the final wall setup and mount once it’s done.