I recently updated to the new version and activated the new flow rate model.
Firefox:
I had to adjust the max and min flow rate values to see a difference between low (~10W) and higher (~1kW) enery flow. I guess this is because of the relative high max expected power (compare to the current max power).
When doing so, the faster dots seem to slow down just before reaching "home" to match the speed of the slower dots.
Chrome:
In Chrome the adjustment of the max flow rate did not seem to have much of an effect. The dots are the same speed, even when one flow is ~10w and one is ~1kW. The speed stays the same though, no slow down visible.
In both cases a dot on a short line (home to individual "heating") seems to be relative slow, no matter how much power is flowing.
Overall, I like the new flow rate model way better than the old behaviour, thanks for the great work!
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
See config and videos
Expected behavior
The speed of the dots should not change when the power does not change.
A higher power flow should be indicated by a faster dot, no matter how long the line is.
[x] I understand that this is a channel for reporting bugs, not a support forum (If you need help configuring the card, go to: Discussions).
[x] I have the latest version of the card installed.
[x] I have cleared my browser cache after installing, updating and configuring the card.
[x] The issue is not related to the UI-Editor not being rendered: "s.entries is not a function". This is a known bug, and is caused by Card Mod. Check the warning this readme section for more information on how to fix it.
Describe the bug
I recently updated to the new version and activated the new flow rate model.
Firefox: I had to adjust the max and min flow rate values to see a difference between low (~10W) and higher (~1kW) enery flow. I guess this is because of the relative high max expected power (compare to the current max power). When doing so, the faster dots seem to slow down just before reaching "home" to match the speed of the slower dots.
Chrome: In Chrome the adjustment of the max flow rate did not seem to have much of an effect. The dots are the same speed, even when one flow is ~10w and one is ~1kW. The speed stays the same though, no slow down visible.
In both cases a dot on a short line (home to individual "heating") seems to be relative slow, no matter how much power is flowing.
Overall, I like the new flow rate model way better than the old behaviour, thanks for the great work!
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: See config and videos
Expected behavior The speed of the dots should not change when the power does not change. A higher power flow should be indicated by a faster dot, no matter how long the line is.
Screenshots See videos
https://github.com/flixlix/power-flow-card-plus/assets/61394775/42032d0e-996f-4b61-82d1-f20bac7e8986
https://github.com/flixlix/power-flow-card-plus/assets/61394775/becb907d-fbf4-4cef-ad24-01784494b0b0
Browser Console Errors None
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Config `type: custom:power-flow-card-plus entities: battery: entity: production: sensor.s10e_battery_charge consumption: sensor.s10e_battery_discharge state_of_charge: sensor.s10e_state_of_charge color_icon: true color_circle: true state_of_charge_unit_white_space: false color_state_of_charge_value: true invert_state: false color_value: true use_metadata: false color: consumption:
[x] I understand that this is a channel for reporting bugs, not a support forum (If you need help configuring the card, go to: Discussions).
[x] I have the latest version of the card installed.
[x] I have cleared my browser cache after installing, updating and configuring the card.
[x] The issue is not related to the UI-Editor not being rendered: "s.entries is not a function". This is a known bug, and is caused by Card Mod. Check the warning this readme section for more information on how to fix it.