@f17mc

Hi, solution from @Sean is the ‘cleanest’ :) option (haven’t tested but trust Sean if he says so)

I used sendNotification to resolve this :)

@dgregory19 As @Mykle1 stated, there is another way.

Personally, I prefer to have all custom configurations in one single file config.js and all custom css in the custom.css, by this I can add/remove/replicate configurations/modules installed from device to device. Makes it easy to backup :)

Another tip;
Above each module in config.js, you can add disabled: false / true, to temporarily make a module not load on MM. Like this:

		{
			disabled: false,
			module: 'MMM-Remote-Control'
		},

If you need anymore help, please let me know.

Yes, you need to create them within config.js

This is my config (replace ‘bla bla bla’ as you want):

		module: "compliments",
		position: "lower_third",
			config: {
			compliments: {
				morning: [
					"bla bla bla",
					"bla bla bla"
				],
				afternoon: [
					"bla bla bla",
					"bla bla bla"
					],
				evening: [
					"bla bla bla",
					"bla bla bla"
					]
			},
			updateInterval: 30000,
			remoteFile: null,
			fadeSpeed: 4000,
			morningStartTime: 3,
			morningEndTime: 12,
			afternoonStartTime: 12,
			afternoonEndTime: 17
		}
	},

Please mark answer as correct and topic as Solved (if this solved your issue) :)

Hi,

Anybody know a way to put MMM-voice on hold?

Reason is to stop listening on MIC when a command is passed to a different module which also uses mic (I’m activating AssistantMk2, but Voice is occupying the mic at all time).

Hotword support this feature, but Snowboy doesn’t support newer versions of OS on other platforms than Stretch on Pi/ATB.

Thanks,
TheStigh

@dazza120 I’m using Hotword together with AssistantMk2…

Does Lucy support specifying “start [module] as hidden” ?

I want to start a specific module as hidden, and show it by issuing a voice command.

Show/Hide is not the issue, this works fine, but I want the module to start hidden as default when starting MM.

Hi all,

Anybody know how to start MM with a module default state as hidden?

@sweup said in MMM-GoogleAssistant dummy tutorial:

MMM-GoogleAssistan

Hi, would recommend have a look at MMM-AssistantMk2, which is well supported.
Also, there are good documentations available for this one…

Guys, I’m giving up this task of getting Debian/Ubuntu running on an amd64 with MMM-Hotword. I again are getting the “invalid pointer” error.

Perhaps this is happening only on amd64 distro and would not happen on i386 (32bit).
If I’m going to test it? Maybe, but returning back to my Pi and Tinker Board for now…