I have created a number of input_numbers in my config and I set the values via the UI. Pumping speeds (fan percentage) and Pumping times (seconds). I have managed to create this in a script where the values set in the UI are used when the script is run. However, I can’t get this to work when creati…

[image] Tirccir: selector: target: Your selectors return target objects. You would need to extract the entity IDs, and then get their states and convert them to integers. Since you have them all set to only allow specific entity domains anyway, you should change them all to ent…

[image] Blueprints: Get your !input value into a template Community Guides When you gather data in a blueprint using !inputs, you will need to use that data in the lower parts of the blueprint. All the native Home Assistant places accept the !input my_data format for thi…

Thanks for linking that post. This doesn’t seem to work (or I am doing it wrong) I had originally put variables in there but took it out as it didn’t seem to be doing anything. So I have added it back in and I am still getting the error. Also updated my code in my original message

Thank you very much! That has solved my issue. I have done the same for the delay too which are now working. I am actually running the delays in milliseconds. I have written the delays as such: - delay: '{{ states(feed_time) }}' Probably nothing further to comment but thought I’d post in case t…

[image] Tirccir: I have done the same for the delay too which are now working. I am actually running the delays in milliseconds. I have written the delays as such: - delay: '{{ states(feed_time) }}' You can specify the duration unit, otherwise integer values are assumed to be seconds. -…

I was suspicious of that fact but that makes sense. Thank you

Error when setting input_number value as percentage\time in blueprint script - "expected int for dictionary value @ data['percentage']"

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Didgeridrew March 25, 2025, 5:59pm 2