thanks for the answer but this didn’t help me. The component works. That is not the problem. I need the supported actions from this component to use them in scripts. Here is an example (rgb color):
It’s a good question, I know that this software is still under active development but I do find that sometime it’s hard to find out more about a component other than what is listed on the component pages themselves.
Is there anyone that can give us a helping hand on how to analyse the components themselves to know what options they do and don’t support?
i’ve found another topic that is talking about the same type of thing, i might be work closing one or the other and participating in just one discussion?
Not sure whoe the mods are, but if anyone knows, is it possible to merge the 2?
the linked topic is not one of yours, it was stated by @shooks and references the default_colour parameter that is in the code but no accessible via the config
@SmartValley, @Joeboyc2,@daranto
I would be interested whether it is possible someway to get a dimmer working as it can be found in the Hyperion app, and as it works for most other lights in HA, as here for my hue
At the moment I use scripts to trigger my colored themes. However it would be nice to be able to dim the Hyperion lights via emulated hue in Echo and to use transition in scripts (as Alarm clock)
Is there any way to get this going?
Unfortunately I don’t think there is a way to get dimmer working. I think someone has been asking the same question back over at the Hyperion Forums but developers told him, that unfortunately there is no way to change brightness level…Hyperion app has it, but I don’t know how it could be replicated to work with HA.
There is a major new version coming out soon, it’s called Hyperion NG and it should be much much better then the current one. Also the app is in developement and it looks fantastic.
Too bad.
I was thinking of getting some pi zeros with wifi to do some led lighting, just for the ease of it and in combination with the color mood scripts this might be fun. But without dimming and control via Alexa, this does not seem to be the right thing.
Don’t like it too much to have many different protocols floating around in my home (Already Hue, Hyperion and Infrared for now. Getting otherwise a little confusing sooner or later…
Thanks for the hint on the new Hyperion NG.
Gotta keep that in mind for the future
yes I checked that tutorial already as well. I just liked the idea to use the same protocol for both, and as I already know how to set Hyperion up this was easy. Guess this has to wait then, until I have more time
May I ask how you managed to get Hyperion to drive your hue bulbs? Could you maybe post some sample code? I’d be really interested in doing this too, I have a wall light either side of the TV which provides both down and up lighting, it really would flood the walls around the TV with ambient colour!
Of course, I’ll share my code. Unfortunately I am on vacation at the moments so I’ll be able to post it next week or even a bit later.
I suggest you to search Hyperion forums, where I got all the information if you need it faster. You have to create another hyperion configuration file, which is driving Hue Bulbs. Then you can activate this configuration file with shell commands from HASS.