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ScriptAWTRIX NG

Stripes

by gkaramanis1 Nov 2026
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Stripes shown on an AWTRIX display
Stripes · by gkaramanis

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Warming stripes by Ed Hawkins (showyourstripes.info, CC BY 4.0) for 1,069 places: a new place each time the app comes round, built in and out in the screensaver's ten styles.

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  • Does not run on 32×8 (TC001 & DIY) Made for 52×16 (TC002).
  • Runs on 52×16 (TC002)
  • Does not run on 32×8 with AWTRIX 3 (TC001 & DIY) Made for AWTRIX NG.

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StripesAWTRIX NG script

Install this script on your AWTRIX NG. Its icons and sounds are installed with it.

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Script description

Description
Ed Hawkins's warming stripes on the clock. Each stripe is a few years of a place's temperature, blue when it was colder than average and red when it was warmer. Grey means there's no data for those years.

There are 1,069 places to choose from, and ten ways to draw the stripes. Every time Stripes comes round it shows a new place. First the name and years, then the stripes build up, stay for a while and go away again. It works offline, all the data is in the script.

Warming stripes by Ed Hawkins, University of Reading, CC BY 4.0. Colours sampled from showyourstripes.info.
Source: https://github.com/gkaramanis/stripes-saver/tree/main/awtrix

Setup
Open the app's settings in the web UI.

Places: type the places you want, separated by semicolons. They play in that order. Write a city with its country (Uppsala, Sweden), a city on its own, a country, a region like Europe, or all for every place. The default is Global; Sweden; Uppsala, Sweden; Stockholm, Sweden; Greece; Athens, Greece.
Every name is listed here: https://github.com/gkaramanis/stripes-saver/blob/main/awtrix/locations.txt

Order: play the places in your order, or shuffled.

Build in and Build out: sweep, rise, scatter, fade, drop, open, blinds, iris, dissolve, warming (coldest years first, warmest last) or random. Build out can also be none, which leaves the stripes on screen until the clock moves on.

Build time sets how long the stripes take to build in, and the same again to build out. Duration is how long the app stays on screen. Show name and years turns the title card on or off.

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