@Blacky thanks for the answer! 
I will try your recommendations. However, i have one additional question: When i have created a scene and a toggle helper, shouldnât i⌠like connect those two somehow? like reference the toggle helper in the scene or something else? Or is it enough that i just add both in the same automation, and then the automation knows that the toggle helper is created to help toggle the scene?
The automation will turn ON 3 lights if it is after 8pm and before 10am (at night) and only if the ambient sensor is below 4lx and once ON it will disregard your ambient sensor.
If you have a scene and you turn it ON and you donât want the automation to run / take over then yes use the bypass. In the scene add the bypass to it and turn it ON in the scene. This will disable the automation. You will have to make sure when your turn OFF the scene that you also turn OFF the bypass⌠you could use the auto OFF in the blueprint if that works for you.
I think that is what your asking.
Blacky 
You will probably have to use the motion sensor as a trigger to stop your end script.
Blacky
No the toggle helper is used for the scene status⌠see scenes have no ON or OFF state and we use the toggle helper for this. It makes the automation run correctly⌠all you need to do is create a toggle helper just for this automation and add it into the input Scenes & Scripts - Toggle Helper. Remember you will have to create an identical scene with everything OFF and enter it into Scenes - Scripts To Turn OFF so you lights turn OFF.
Blacky
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Are there any example of something that could point me in the right track on how to create a script that would accomplish this?
Hi @Blacky,
Thanks for the answer.
You will have to make sure when your turn OFF the scene that you also turn OFF the bypass⌠you could use the auto OFF in the blueprint if that works for you.
This doesnât resolve the issue, the lights are still automatically turned off after the âbypass delayâ because of the second scenario:
The second scenario occurs when you turn the bypass OFF, the trigger sensor is OFF, and your lights are ON. In both scenarios, the automation will turn your lights OFF after the set time delay.
I donât want the lights to be turned off, at any delay, if they were activated before, because the scene is turned on by the user (higher priority).
Maybe you can add a toggle to enable/disable this behavior and let us define if we want to keep the lights on? May I miss something?
Hi,
Since the last update of HA core and Z2M my light automations stopped working. It seems this is not a problem with the triggers because that part is executed but regardless of the sensor state it is not turning on the lights. Anyone else experiencing similar issues?
this is my automation yaml
alias: FĂźrdĹ emelet - motion controlled light
description: ""
use_blueprint:
path: Blackshome/sensor-light.yaml
input:
motion_trigger:
- binary_sensor.furdo_emelet_motion_group
light_switch:
entity_id: switch.furdo_em_kapcsolo
boolean_scenes_scripts: input_boolean.furdo_emelet_motion_helper
time_delay: 3
include_ambient: ambient_enabled
ambient_light_sensor: sensor.furdo_emelet_motion_illuminance_lux
include_time: time_enabled
after_time: "05:00:00"
before_time: "23:59:30"
ambient_light_value: 41
ambient_light_options: ambient_light_option_enabled
ambient_light_high_value: 101
Thank you
L:
ps: Blueprint is already updated to the latest (7.6) version.
Is there a way to change the delay time of the Night light from minutes to seconds?
So, basically it was nothing to do with the blueprint. I think last Z2M update renamed the illuminance sensors in my Vallhorn motion sensors from sensor.konyha_motion_2_illuminance_lux to sensor.konyha_motion_2_illuminance and disabled them
Hi,
First of all thank you for your automation blacky.
Iâve been having a problem with my automation since today. Itâs no longer being triggered even though the sensor is switching from one state to another. Iâm currently in 2025.1 with the latest version of the blueprint. There is my simple automation :
alias: Lumière garage
description: ""
use_blueprint:
path: Blackshome/sensor-light.yaml
input:
motion_trigger:
- binary_sensor.portes_garage
light_switch:
entity_id: light.interrupteur_garage
time_delay: 0.25
include_bypass:
- bypass_enabled_turn_on
motion_bypass_lights_on:
- input_boolean.bouton_garage
motion_bypass_lights_off: []
motion_bypass_lights_stop: []
is there a way to only turn the light on when it´s off and don´t do anything if it´s on already?
so basicly ignore the automation when the light is already on.
Hi Harry,
Once again I would like to thank your for your support / donation. It really helps me to continue to support my blueprints.
Blacky
You will have to work out what you would like to do first. Example
What priority would you like and what is your logic. There are so many ways. Once you have your logic then you can wright your script to suit that. Below is an example⌠it is now getting a bit advanced.
What we can do is look at the toggle helper used in the automation Scenes & Scripts - Toggle Helper. The automation will turn this ON and OFF. We then run a loop if this toggle helper is active and we can even turn off the lights once the toggle helper is OFF. Disclaimer: I have not tested any of this just typed it out but this may start you on the correct path once you can see how it can be done. The delay is every 5 seconds but you will need to change this.
Create a new script, edit in YAML and copy and paste this code in. I going to assume you have some knowledge here. The look at it in the visual editor and this will help you make a start. It is not set to do anything correctly so you will have to work out your logic.
alias: Zone Lighting Control Script
sequence:
- repeat:
while:
- condition: state
entity_id: input_boolean.your_toggle_helper
state: "on"
sequence:
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.main_zone
state: "on"
- condition: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.desk_zone
state: "off"
- condition: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.rack_zone
state: "off"
sequence:
- target:
entity_id: light.target_light
data:
color_name: green
action: light.turn_on
- conditions:
- condition: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.main_zone
state: "on"
- condition: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.desk_zone
state: "on"
- condition: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.rack_zone
state: "off"
sequence:
- target:
entity_id: light.target_light
data:
color_name: warm_white
action: light.turn_on
- conditions:
- condition: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.rack_zone
state: "on"
sequence:
- target:
entity_id: light.target_light
data:
color_name: cool_white
action: light.turn_on
- delay: "00:00:05"
- action: light.turn_off
target:
entity_id: light.target_light
data: {}
Blacky
Maybe I am not following you.
You would like to manually turn a scene ON and if you do disable the automation.
Use bypass 3. The toggle helper used in bypass 3 add to your scene and in the scene make sure it is ON.
Now when you turn the scene ON it will turn bypass 3 ON and the automation will be disabled.
Blacky
This is not the blueprint it is Z2M update and it is your ambient sensor. Have a look at this post as it is the same as you click here
Then for the solution click here
Hope this helps you
Edit: I see you worked this out already. Nice one.
Blacky
You just need to do a bit of math.
1 divided by 60 times by your seconds = result.
Example 1 divided by 60 time by 30 seconds = 0.5
Now just type the value into the input and click save.
Blacky
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