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It took me a while to realize the coordinates are supposed to be written in decimal format.
An example would be a good way to illustrate it to future users.
For instance, the coordinates for Washington, DC:
Latitude: 38.889805
Longitude: -77.009056
Reacted by Torstein Aakvaag, ChloeColman and netom
I'm working on the wind direction in N,O,S,W and the other ones like NNO, NO, OON ans so on based on the degree values, so a simple switch or if/else fubnction/code.
And more ideas for configuration to show different things.
BTW: background images is a parallel project to test it with a lot of Lenovo Hardware images ;-)
I bit difficult for me because i'm not a Python Guy.
@Core447 could you help me to get this running?
Some/one idea or a finger point where to search to build it for a test.
THANKS in advice.
PS. I wish i was a Python guy because i code mostly in C++ for 35 years now. Customers like Airbus, ESA, GPL and NASA my most supported customers.
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Core447 commentedon Apr 28, 2025
May I ask why you would like to see an example? Just entering your coordinates should be all you need to do.
lctasca commentedon Apr 28, 2025
It took me a while to realize the coordinates are supposed to be written in decimal format.
An example would be a good way to illustrate it to future users.
For instance, the coordinates for Washington, DC:
Latitude: 38.889805
Longitude: -77.009056
mike3nl commentedon Dec 14, 2025
Here an example for the wind direction.
I'm working on the wind direction in N,O,S,W and the other ones like NNO, NO, OON ans so on based on the degree values, so a simple switch or if/else fubnction/code.
And more ideas for configuration to show different things.
BTW: background images is a parallel project to test it with a lot of Lenovo Hardware images ;-)
I bit difficult for me because i'm not a Python Guy.
@Core447 could you help me to get this running?
Some/one idea or a finger point where to search to build it for a test.
THANKS in advice.
PS. I wish i was a Python guy because i code mostly in C++ for 35 years now. Customers like Airbus, ESA, GPL and NASA my most supported customers.