I would get the basic MM software up and running, then configure it to what you want to see, then maybe create your own module.

Having some difficulties installing this one. I went to the Wunderlist page in the install guide, but it is asking for a Callback URL and App URL. What do I put here?

Great build! Looks awesome!

Is the sensor pin configured properly? Meaning in the config file for the module, the sensor pin defaults to 22. Is that the same one your sensor is connected to?

@cowboysdude said in Introduce yourself!:

@hartattack Glad you’re here and love your site!

Thanks you sir! Much appreciated!

Hello everyone!

My name is Hart and I am 26 from California! I work in software support and am teaching myself some of the development and code aspects of things. I also run a small blog called The Gentlemen’s Society.

I started in the Home Automation world a few years ago when I wanted to make things easier for my wife and have been obsessed since then. I have been wanting a Raspberry Pi, but never pulled the trigger, until I found the MM project! It finally gave me the reason to buy one and now I want more. Got my first “mirror” up and running, which I am using as a dashboard on my TV.

Can’t wait to meet all of you and look forward to the awesome things to come! This is a great community!

@bocapie said in Config File stopped working after update:

I got it to load at the bottom line module was with a ’ instead of a "

When I was first setting up my mirror, I had a bunch of typos that ruined it. Glad you figured it out!

@Mykle1 said in My First “Mirror”:

@hartattack said in My First “Mirror”:

The next step will be to figure out how to make the Pi do the following on a schedule:

Wake up at 7:10
Load Magic Mirror at 7:15
Sleep at 8:00
Repeat every day.

The goal is to have my TV turn on at 7:15 with Magic Mirror already booted up, regardless of if I was in Kodi/Retropie last. I have NO clue how to do this, so we will see!

This is probably what you’re looking for but the mirror would have to be running for the scheduling to work

https://github.com/ianperrin/MMM-ModuleScheduler

Close, but what I am looking for is to be able to be on Kodi, then automatically have the Pi switch over to Pixel, Load the MM, and have it all display at a certain time. Then turn itself off after a certain time. I think it is going to require a Cron Job and some kind of script (way too advanced for me).

@Mykle1 said in My First “Mirror”:

@hartattack

And you got the triple boot working now too? Excellent!

Shocker right? I just decided to give it one more try and not touch the retropie side of things until I get my controller for it.

@Mykle1 said in My First “Mirror”:

@hartattack

Oh, that’s down right classy! Well done! :thumbsup_tone1:

Thank you sir! It is definitely a fun project and I am enjoying every minute of it!