I tried this module from https://github.com/ban9975/HPS-FaceID but after successfully installing everything and rebooting and putting in the config. it doesn’t work. config.js base with only this, I get the default logo coming out. I tried creating a datasheet with my face photos and then I created a photo as a profile but it doesn’t work. while running mm I tried mashing the FaceID and AddProfile buttons but nothing. I wanted to write directly to whoever created this fork but it is not possible to point out the problem there.

@monark there are no developers. this is an open source project. those who want it, create it, or collaborate with others that also want it. this forum is about installation and use of the base MagicMirror platform. and HOW to develop modules that work therein. we take submissions (pull requests) for fixes and enhancements to the base. there are 3 or 4 of us that process this work for next release I also support the forum. all of it is as time available from our normal lives. we supply a sample set of modules for the core content date/time - clock calendar weather a module to post pop up alert messages - alert a module to indicate whether updates are available for the base - updatenotifications a newsfeed module - newsfeed a module that will display random sayings - compliments all other modules are owned and maintained (or not) by their individual authors.

Hello, everyone. Unfortunately, I am not good at it. I would like to ask if it is possible to have an updated voice control module so that I can check and see the modules I have installed in my mirror. It would be nice to have a local voice, or rather the whole system locally without data to third parties. and maybe it would be fun to have a created voice or a voice of your favourite character. at least with the default modules like: change page / scene2 volume up/down take a picture open youtube hide all modules and show only the module concerned. can anyone do this? available for 32-64bit system with bulleye and bookworm OS (pi4 and pi5). thanks to whoever answers