@mdolnik
I’m finding some color-syncing issues. Is that why you were experimenting with a delay randomizer, @allard77 ?
I’ve got all of the lights I want to change color in a Z2M group (~dozen Philips Hue Downlights, ~dozen Gledopto LED light strips).
I find when I activate the Automation via the Blueprint (v 2.0.0), the Philips lag behind the Gledopto-controlled lights (even though they are in the same Z2M group). FWIW, the Philips lights, however, always stay in sync with themselves, as do the Gledopto LED strips.
I’ve tried with a separate toggle, as well as simply using the same Light Group Entity as the Color Loop Toggle. Same Results: The Philips lag behind the other lights in the group, by ~10-~15 seconds. However, the Philips seem to skip the first color (blue), and start to fade into the second-ish color, Pink. It sounds dumb, but they seem to hang on the original color (usually warm or cool white), and then realize they need to be in sync with the others, so they skip blue, jump to pink-ish, but are still lagging.
I have all of the colors set (12 colors, Blue-Purple-Pink-Red-Orange-Yellow-Green-Blue). I’ve confirmed that all of the lights can display all of the colors individually.
Transition Time: 10 seconds
Max Color Distance: 180
Max Changes Per Second: 1
CPU is only hitting about 25%.
Also, FWIW, when I activate any separate scenes (e.g. not using the Color Loop Blueprint), the Philips and Gledopto lights all react almost instantly.
Edit: If I add a separate Toggle for the Automation - and I toggle it while the Automation is running, the Philips “jump” to the color the Gledoptos are at, and the Automation pauses.
- Core 2024.5.3
- Supervisor 2024.05.1
- Operating System12.3
- Frontend 20240501.1
What could I be missing? Thanks!