I have a handful of lights that don’t support transitions natively, and so I wrote a script for that. :sparkles: Main features: If you fade a lamp linearly between two brightness values, that can look unnatural to the human eye. So this light fader lets you choose between any of these 12 easing …

Most of my lights are from ikea, but I do have 2 that are from Philips Hue. All my lights are connected to a zigbee coordinator via z2mqtt. I have tested the Philips Hue bulb with the script and it does not behave like the ikea does. The Philips Hue bulb does turn back on at 1%. Wondering if I need…

Hi Ashley, I have started using your script after you kindly responded in another post about a problem I was having. Your script has worked brilliantly to solve the issue of my light overloading from a tight loop and refusing to finish a fade. When I looked at your script I wondered if you have ev…

[image] RN-Say: I have started using your script after you kindly responded in another post about a problem I was having. Your script has worked brilliantly to solve the issue of my light overloading from a tight loop and refusing to finish a fade. When I looked at your script I wondered if you…

Wow, just wow. When I first started in Home Assistant I wanted to do something like this but did not have the time to build it. Thank you!

[image] handcoding: If one were to calculate a direct-line fade between those two RGB colors, the mathematical midpoint would be (123, 160, 122), which happens to be sort of a muddy green that doesn’t necessarily come across as being the intuitive midpoint of those two colors? There’s a nice …

For colour fading I use this blueprint… [image] Color Loop Blueprint with Configurable Colors and Transition Time Blueprints Exchange Loops through predetermined colors for a chosen light or light group. Can be configured to either: Loop through colors whenev…

[image] Noblewolf: Wow, just wow. When I first started in Home Assistant I wanted to do something like this but did not have the time to build it. Thank you! Thanks bunches, @Noblewolf —that really means a lot! :rainbow:

[image] parautenbach: There’s a nice illustration in the first answer here : Using HSV might be a better option if you only have a start and end value. I’ve used RGB interpolation in some places, but I have multiple colour stops, so the linear/shortest path issue is less noticable. Thanks for …

[image] handcoding: there would still be the sticky problem of what to do if someone were to attempt to fade from a Kelvin color temperature to an RGB value—or the other way around Yeah, it’s different things, so I’d keep them apart. Colour temperature is only valid for black body radiation.

Hi, I am new to HA and is trying out several automation with my bedroom lights. Glad that I found such wonderful script for fader. I think I have missed something when creating the script. Here’s what it looks like…several error messages popped up and I can’t figure it out how I can assign a light …

Ashley’s Light Fader 2.01✨: fade lights and/or color temperature with your choice of easing (curves), including ease-in, ease-out, and ease-in-out

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For colour fading I use this blueprint…