@jalibu Klar, ist schon erledigt.

@ph1tch I’d assume that MMM-ModuleScheduler is the culprit…I have MMM-RemoteControl, too, and it causes no issues.
Curious to see if it works.

@jalibu Ich habe das Modul mal am Wochenende installiert und es funktioniert. D.h., wenn ich eine Warnung auf mein Handy bekomme, sehe ich sie auch im Modul.
Vorschlag:

• Wenn keine Warnungen anliegen, sollte lediglich “Keine Warnungen” als Nachricht erscheinen in #666 statt grün und ohne Haken davor. Das würde besser zu MMM-DWDWarweather Modul passen ☺.
• In der config würde ich noch die header: option angeben, die man sich nach Wunsch benennen kann. Ausserdem hat man dann auch eine schöne Headline über dem Modul.

@ph1tch Let me guess…you’re using MMM-pages, too? Then that might be the problem.
I filed an issue for that on the weekend and @Jalibu provided a fix a few hours ago. I tested it and it works now as expected. Try the fix and see if it solves your issue, too.

@jalibu Thanks for the update of the module! It works great! Also the displayOnlyOnRain option works now correctly. (just pulled the latest commit).

@tikkisean Great build and welcome to the club!

By now, unfortunately this module is still the best of its kind :-/

Word! (…and strike „unfortunately“…)

@matefits71 said in MMM-RAIN-MAP:

Basically the forecast are 2h old, it means it’s showing what happen and not what will happen,

Well, MMM-RAIN_MAP is based on the FREE Rainviewer API, which allows the use the radar data of the past.

How do you put the forecast to update for the next 2h?

Forecast is a central feature of RainViewers business model. The forecast function of RainViewer requires for the iOS-app (certainly for the Android app, too) a paid subscription. Thus, I strongly doubt, that someone can use a paid function for free via their API. If I read their basic API information correctly, you don’t even get as a patron or gold member of the paid API, the forecast calculations.

Also, is there any chance to add more fluidity (or fps) to the animation? For exemple the app raintoday (ios) does this perfectly. I’m not sure if we can get there API.

The API provides a radar snap shot every 10 minutes- Thus, you’ll meed to interpolate the precipitation images (intensity, direction, accuracy, etc.) which is not a trivial task and needs -depending on the used method and number of interpolations- quite some computational resources. which might not be available on an RPi.

@sdetweil True, that is far easier. Unfortunately I didn’t succeed in getting MMM-Config to work properly. Maybe I‘ll give it a 3rd try during my vacation.

@bdream I strongly guess that one of the 3rd party modules is not compatible vith MM2.16.0. I had the same issues with MMM-MyCalendar, which caused a black screen after starting MM. My approach is to disable all 3rd party modules by adding the line

disabled: true;

for each module and enable it one after the other by setting it to

disabled: false;

Taht might discover quicker, which module is the culprit instead of poking in logs (that is my personal approach!).

When you found the module, that causes issues, contact the developer on github, or look for an alternative fork which seems to be maintained.

Regarding the above mentioned MMM-MyCalendar module, I reverted to the default calendar module, which works just fine and delivers the same features.