How to make it work outside of the U.S.

[fredfred41]

Hi, Great work here, But I would like to enjoy it elsewhere than USA, is there a simple solution, or do you need to make an international version? Or maybe didn't I understand how to set this up..

Thanks

[ianmartinez]

Not right now, unfortunately. NOAA's National Weather Service was the only option I could find that was free and had no limits on usage.

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Hi, Great work here, But I would like to enjoy it elsewhere than USA, is there a simple solution, or do you need to make an international version? Or maybe didn't I understand how to set this up..

Thanks

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[imaandrew]

What country do you live in? Chameleon does support Canada as well as the USA.

[fredfred41]

I m in France mostly, but sometimes in Belgium too...

[sebastian-raubach]

I'd love to see this as well. Living in the UK.

[the-rccg]

You could use openweathermap.org which does have limits on the free-tier, but with 60/min or 1,000,000/month no normal user should hit that limit. Not like weather is changing THAT much in 2.5 seconds in most places.

rePaper (https://github.com/rocksdanister/rePaper/) uses it for their wallpaper-weather effects, which I wanted to combine it with. Sadly, I do not know Pascal or Unity so I'm out of my water here to contribute, but maybe this helps.