Yes, you’re right. I think it’s more flexible.
I realize floorplans with Sweet Home 3d, a lot of work…then import all the jpeg in picture-elements cards and complete with various custom button cards, custom integrations, card-mod etc…
Lots of people might look at Gabriele’s dashboards above and wish sometimes that ha-floorplan could include other cards. Whilst it can’t you will find you can create just about any card with floorplan. Here is the much used weather card recreated in ha-floorplan. You can’t see in this still picture but in real life the weather icons are animated SVGs.
Now you have me thinking…I was going to modify my fork of the animated weather card but this seems so much easier to make changes. I never considered this as an option to use floorplan. I’ve only done the full dashboard screen with floorplan, I’ll have to see how this works out. Do you mind posting your code for above?
But any door will show as open on the main image when opened, and the faded part of the charge bar will show as charging (gradually filling in) the part between current charge at set charge limit.
I’ve added everything here, including an svg template and guide to get the correctly cropped images of your own car, in case you have a different color/model you’d like to use with this.
That was done with picture-elements not ha-floorplan but you could do most if not all of it with floorplan but you will have to do the hard work yourself I’m afraid…
I’ve used that documentation to create my floorplan and have it working. I’ve watched many of his videos. I get how to toggle an overlay to darken the room or to toggle a light bulb etc. My question was really more for those whom used floorplanner in ha-floorplan as to how did you get the rooms to look like the lights are on in the room. My image looks a bit dark and not well lit. I was just hoping for a tip to lead me in the right direction.
I guess I may not be able to give you a direct answer as I didn’t use floorplanner, I used SweetHome3D but the usual approach is you generate two images, a darker one for lights off and a bright one for lights on.
You then crop out each room from your lights on image and overlay that on the dark image and then control the visibility of that with ha-floorplan.