Guessing the answer will be no (or at least not easily) but just wanted to see if anyone has managed to achieve this…
I’ve got a basic floor plan with motion sensor and door/window states going. I can see states changing (using ‘–paper-item-icon-active-color’: red), but I was thinking it might be quite useful if states would cool down over time (say after 15 seconds the icon would go yellow, then after 30 seconds it would go blue). This could be quite useful in providing an up-to-date visual cue of elapsed time, and possibly direction of movement through the house (especially in scenarios where something goes bump in the night).
Have anyone achieved something like this - or provide any ideas around how it can be done?
Not sure if you solved this, but I have an automation that publishes an MQTT topic that turns the motion sensor to off or clear, so to speak, after 15 seconds. Would that solve your problem?
I’ve managed to create a complicated code that has an RGB cool down effect for entities tied to motion. What I’m wondering is if anyone has managed to create a code for CSS or something that could apply that effect to an overlay? In other words, is there a way I could have a room overlay (some kind of transparent image or something) that I could code to equal my entities RGB color? This would make a room change colors with what I call activity.