Open mion00 opened 1 month ago
I agree, a diagram would be immensely helpful. It would also be nice to have example use-cases for each of the parameters. It's hard to know why I'm setting parameters and what changing them will actually affect.
For example | ||||
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Minimal Elevation | None | 1-90 | Minimal elevation degree of the sun to be considered | |
Maximum Elevation | None | 1-90 | Maximum elevation degree of the sun to be considered | |
Could instead read as | ||||
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Minimal Elevation | None | 1-90 | Minimal elevation degree of the sun to be considered. Ex. There is a neighboring building that blocks the sun when it is below 20 degrees | |
Maximum Elevation | None | 1-90 | Maximum elevation degree of the sun to be considered Ex. There is fixed awning over the window that blocks the sun when it is higher than 80 degrees overhead | |
I'm not even sure if my example is accurate to what that parameter controls, which is why I think diagrams and examples would be helpful.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Thank you for this great integration! I am eager to try it out with my outdoor (horizontal) awning, but I have some doubts in what the various parameters mean. For instance windows height is described as:
Is it a typo? What does it mean for the window to be fully extended?
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Does it perhaps mean the distance from the floor to the bottom part of the window?
Describe alternatives you've considered
Maybe adding a simple diagram to the README might help avoid clear any doubts.
Additional context
I have tried to draw a (very basic) sketch to explain my target setup. Are the labels indicated in the drawing correct?