While readying the pages here on mysensors.org, I sometimes spot something that I think is a bit misleading or even the occasional typo.

I know how to contribute to the code, but how and where should I report stuff related to the website? Is it possible to somehow contribute to existing pages?

Thanks, I will do that!

@ccy that correction to the detect_machine function was necessary on my Rpi 3 too (I took the latest version from master). I got it working with that addition.
Soooo I guess that would be worth adding to the code / opening an issue on github, wouldn't it?

I ordered a batch from PCBs.io
With the permission of the orginal author, I could enable sharing it there, which should reduce the price...

@korttoma Thanks for your explanation!
I am thinking about integrating a heat sensor too but I am not confident enough to manipulate the chimney - yet

@korttoma just being curious: how did you install that smoke sensor? drill an hole into the chimney?

You should get rid of whiteLed (replace it with currentWhiteLevel). There is no need for two state variables for the same thing. I think they can even run out of sync, when the button is pressed while the message is processed.

However, I am not really sure if they are responsible for your issue.

what is currentWhiteLevel? The state variable seems to be whiteLed, right?
currentWhiteLevel is not initalized before the loop starts and is not necessarily == whiteLed when fadeWhiteToLevel starts

If you did not yet buy that chip: According to SparkFun, that sensor is retired. But they do suggest alternatives.
I am not sure if that's SparkFuns definition or Honeywell

Thanks, I will do that!

While readying the pages here on mysensors.org, I sometimes spot something that I think is a bit misleading or even the occasional typo.

I know how to contribute to the code, but how and where should I report stuff related to the website? Is it possible to somehow contribute to existing pages?

@petewill wow, your screen case looks amazing! Is that acryl glass? Did you build that yourself too?