Asked Google gemini how to add current moon altitude and azimuth and got:
“For azimuth: $mu(az)$. For elevation: $mu(el)$” .
Unfortunately this looks like total fiction and returns “mu:unknown”
2nd time round it suggested: “$mo(az)$” with the same result.
Has anyone coded this, and if not can this feature be added?
Hi there,
As far as I know, the $mu()$
is the Math Utilities — MU function, and it’s not related to Azimuth and Moon Altitude.
However, there is $li()$
function (LI – Location Information) for getting the altitude of a location, from the GPS data. But I think it’s not related with the current moon altitude.
Here is the official documentation for all Kustom functions, I would encourage you to take a look at this documentation rather than searching with AI.
I hope this would help.
Thanks for suggesting I looked at the full list, I found what I needed.
Hi David,
Could you share your finding?
tnx
I added moon age — enough to give a rough idea of azimuth.
Age: $((mu(round, ai(mage),0)))$ days
Moon Phase Calendar app by probadoSoft has a map of moon rise, set, current position, azimuth and declination. So accurate info’s available, just not in kustom.