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It is not possible to compile ourselves Fantastic because of missing dependency nRPC 0.10.0 (from usdpl).
Latest nRPC version on your repo is 0.8.0

Hello,

I'm using the SteamOS Main Channel (beta of 3.5), which uses Kernel 6.1.29-valve4-2-neptune-61.
This is incompatible with Fantastic, for the reasons - in part - mentioned in #12.

On my device the fan1_input file is found in hwmon4. The CPU temperature is still in hwmon5.

We can either hard code the paths in regard to the kernel / OS version, or implement some initialization functionality that gets the correct paths on startup. Latter might also allow us to use the plugin for other devices.

PS: There is no recalculate file whatsoever, but it seems like that was a workaround in the first place?
It might be fixed in the newer kernel. Or is the file just created on writing?

the graph that was showing up in 0.3.0 does not show up on new folder install to the plugins directory. cannot set fan curve.

It's a little too difficult to get the curve I like in the box, it will be nice to have like 5 columns where I can enter fan speed for a target temp instead of tapping the little box with my giant finger. Otherwise, the app is fantastic

After setting a custom curve then restarting Deck or Client, the fan profile appears to use the speed of the highest curve point whichever corresponds to current device temperature.

Uninstalling or reloading does not help

Putting Deck into sleep mode then waking or adding/removing curve points solves the issue temporarily until a Deck or Steam Client restart.

This behaviour is NOT exhibited on v.0.3.1 and it works as intended.

Hope this helps

[After creating curve]

[After device restart]

I think a great feature would be different profiles that you can easily switch between depending on the situation. Being able to switch between a cold and loud vs a hot and cool steam deck quickly would be amazing.

As seen in https://github.com/NGnius/Fantastic/blob/main/backend-rs/src/sys.rs, the paths to the sensors are hardcoded to .../hwmon5/...

This really isn't ideal as hwmon indices aren't fixed but dependent on module loading order and thus may change on reboot.
(For me personally fan1_input isn in hwmon4 so I cannot really use this Fantastic (pun intended) plugin)

To fix this, the index should be queried dynamically instead of being hardcoded

Why is there no intikator how much RPM at which point?
So you have to guess and try.
Or have I overlooked something?

Tested by removing fantastic 3.0 the cpu went back to normal. reinstalled 3.0 fantastic adn cpu went back to 100 percent usage. multiple times. Defaulted to 2.0 to save cpu being on full blast.

Hi all!
In the current version, there is a grid at the place where the curve is created, but the number of cells along two axes is 8*8 pcs. Which is very non-intuitive (100/8=12.5).
It may be possible to implement 10 * 10 cells, as well as duplicate the middle axes of the legend:

100%
|
50%
|
0---50°C---100°C

Thank you!

I believe the current layout "just happened" by adding Current fan speed and Current temperature display later on during development.

I'd love to see the graph with its interpolation toggle be moved to the bottom, after the status lines, so that they remain static when Fantastic itself is toggled. I'm using them much more when deciding to enable of disable the plugin, than I do to change the curve—which honestly, I don't do at all, I set up the curve I wanted once, adjusted it a bit later and now that I'm happy with it it's just sitting there undisturbed.

Currently having to scroll up and down constantly feels like a chore...

I don't know what I'm doing but I'm going to do it anyway.

Fantastic displays the temperature as: 0°C
It's not a big deal, I can check it via steam deck the performance overlay but yeah.
Other than that fantastic works perfectly 👍

Hi, i have been testing oxp-sensors with the respective module's author and its functional in my AOKZOE device, Fantastic is able to read the fan speed, but cannot implement custom curves. I am currently on holoiso 3.4. Any possibility for support to be added?

Hi all,

I updated my Decky Loader last night to version 2.4.5, and ever since then the Fantastic plugin hasn't been able to control my fans. Instead I've been back to the standard (and mostly useless) Steam version that spins up crazily every few seconds.

I'm using v0.3.4 of Fantastic, and have tried reinstalling the plugin, restarting the Steam Deck, rolling back to an earlier version of the plugin, but nothing's worked.

Not sure if I've just ended up updating a bit too much, as I noticed my Decky Loader was set to update on the prerelease branch rather than stable, but I wanted to let you guys know in the hope it's not just me!

I've attached a screenshot to show the issue.