I have 2 floors, I have a Roborock Q7 Max which supports multiple maps. However, the room numbers are reused accross the floors (ie, Room 18 is the bedroom on one map, the kitchen on another).
By using a sensor to derive the floor from the calibration points, I can say that if Room 18 is Kitchen if the vacuum is downstairs, or bedroom if the vacuum is upstairs.
Hey @3_14 , hell of a job with this card. Well done.
I have a question though…
My map modes menu doesn’t open where it’s supposed to. As a matter of fact it pops-up all over the place. How can I solve this?
Here’s an example.
Thanks!
Unfortunately you can’t 
I have to rewrite it again
Oh, that’s ok. No problem. Thanks for the reply! 
It is a script. You add it via UI editor, just remove the first line and name the script “vacuum follow path”
does this work with Wyze vacuums?
Which integration do they use?
I’m using “Simple Wyze Vacuum” to make the vacuum work in HA, works great and have pretty much full control, minus the live map for now.
Here it is: GitHub - romedtino/simple-wyze-vac: Home Assistant Custom Component for Wyze Vacuum
It should be doable. You can create a feature request in the card repo
Done! Filled it out best I could. Support Wyze Robot Vacuum · Issue #506 · PiotrMachowski/lovelace-xiaomi-vacuum-map-card · GitHub
Thanks for this! It deleted the tiles but for some reason now doesn’t open then menu when I click ‘zone cleanup’ below. It just flashes but doesn’t bring up the menu, any idea why this might be happening?
Code below:
- type: custom:xiaomi-vacuum-map-card
style: |
ha-card {
border-radius: var(--border-radius-bar);
box-shadow: none;
--map-card-primary-color: rgba(var(--color-teal),0.5);
--map-card-secondary-color: rgba(var(--color-teal),0.2);
--map-card-zoomer-background: rgba(var(--color-teal),0.05);
--map-card-room-icon-color: rgb(var(--color-grey));
--map-card-room-icon-color-selected: rgb(var(--color-teal));
--map-card-predefined-point-icon-color: rgb(var(--color-grey));
--map-card-predefined-point-icon-color-selected: rgb(var(--color-teal));
}
entity: vacuum.robot
map_source:
camera: camera.xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor
vacuum_platform: default
tiles: []
calibration_source:
camera: true
map_modes:
- template: vacuum_clean_zone
- template: vacuum_goto
- template: vacuum_goto_predefined
predefined_selections:
- position: [ 28450, 32820 ]
icon:
name: "mdi:trash-can"
x: 28450
y: 32820
- template: vacuum_clean_segment
predefined_selections:
- id: 1
icon:
name: "mdi:bunk-bed"
x: 33500
'y': 31600
- id: 2
icon:
name: "mdi:toilet"
x: 30750
'y': 32000
- id: 16
icon:
name: "mdi:fridge"
x: 28500
'y': 30200
- id: 19
icon:
name: "mdi:food-turkey"
x: 24550
'y': 30000
- id: 20
icon:
name: "mdi:bed-king"
x: 18000
'y': 26000
- id: 21
icon:
name: "mdi:bed-single"
x: 31500
'y': 26000
- id: 22
icon:
name: "mdi:sofa"
x: 22900
'y': 26000
- id: 23
icon:
name: "mdi:airballoon"
x: 28000
'y': 26000
Maybe it’s rendered somewhere else on the page? (Known issue with this menu) is there anything in browser’s console?
Hi There @3_14 - dude you card is sick!
Im trying to get the points calibrated from my Roborock s7 (it on the Mi home app).
I have setup the card and done all of the setup (map extractor etc)
When I try to generate the rooms (they boxes seem to overlap). How do did you manage to get map so well in your example. Im sure im missing something simple…
You have to treat these boxes as a starting point, now you can adjust outlines manually:
