@Blacky can you add also to add automation to activate instead of scenes. I have an automation blueprint for my movie lights and it would work with your blueprint but there is only scenes to us and not automation.
Thanks for your suggestion I will add it to the list of suggestions.
Blacky 
After a bit of tinkering and some help, we found that one of the installed add-ons was causing issues and the Kodi integration wasn’t refreshing the media_content_type. We’ve got it sorted now.
Thank you 
One question remains: why does the blueprint trigger when the media_content_type is at the bottom of the page but not at the top? 
Nice one, glad you got back to me. I thought it would be something there as we (Automation) can only do something when we get the information.
That will also be a Kodi or HA question. I would start with asking Kodi and see what they have to say… they would probably be interested in your question as it looks like they have an active community. From there I would then log a bug report to HA and see if they can help.
As a guess I would say it has to do with the space between top and bottom and Kodi needs to make sure that the attribute ‘media_content_type’ is always shown in the bottom section or they don’t. The other thing that may be of concern in the attributes is the way this is shown “media_title: Warcraft: The Beginning”. I would also ask Kodi if that is okay.
Blacky
I’d like to use Dynamic Lighting (inverted lux) that takes lux value of a sensor in master bedroom and if dark, keeps lights dim in master bathroom. All fine and well until my wife does her makeup in the morning while I’m still sleeping - the lights are dim and she wants bright lights).
I have a door sensor on the door leading into the bathroom. I’d like to make it so that when the door is closed, the lights turn up to 100%, essentially ignoring dynamic lighting. When the door is opened, dynamic lighting is reengaged to turn the lights back to dim so as to not disturb whoever is sleeping.
Is that possible or could it be made possible?
Thanks for an awesome blueprint!
Yes it can. Have you looked at just using the sensor light blueprint and using night lights, and use the state condition. You will have to make a template binary sensor that inverts the state of your door so when it is closed it is ON and when it is open it is OFF. Then use that as your state condition in night lights. You could also include the time condition in night lights so when your wife does her makeup at X time and the door is closed (using your template binary sensor) then you activate night lights that are set to 100% brightness. Also make sure you select “If lights are ON, adjust the lights when crossing over” in night light control.
If you look at my template examples click here is shows you how to invert a binary sensor. See REF - TS-7
Or you can just us the template helper by going to Settings / Devices & Services / Helpers Tab at the top / Create Helper / Template / Binary Sensor / Enter in the name you would like to call it and set the device class to your liking and in “State Template” paste the code below replacing the ‘binary_sensor.your_door_sensor_here’ with your door entity ID’s
{{ is_state('binary_sensor.your_door_sensor_here', 'off') }}
Let us know if this works for you.
Blacky
That’s a great idea. I have night mode set to a whole home toggle that goes on/off according to time of day but setting it to the light sensor makes more sense.
Is there a way to incorporate both the light illuminance and the door sensor together? I could always make a separate automation that turns the toggle on and off too which wouldn’t be hard.
Or maybe something like this in the template binary sensor:
{{is_state('binary_sensor.door_master_bathroom_status', 'off') and states('sensor.everything_presence_lite_2fbc58_illuminance_2')|float < 20 }} ```Yes, that will work but remember when the light turns ON it can affect the lux sensor and if it goes above 20 then this template will show OFF.
Blacky
I think this blueprint is really good. I can turn the light on in 3 different zones together using a motion detector and turn it off again after a defined time.
Now I have a special requirement: if the light has already been switched on manually in one of the 3 zones, it should not be switched off again via the timer.
I know that there is a bypass function. However, a sensor has to be used for this. But I don’t have this sensor.
Does anyone have an idea how to implement this so that only the light channel that is not active is switched?
Regards
Thomas
Sometimes the automation fails to run if say Netflix was running before the sun elevation value of -1.5 is meet. I can get it to run immediately by restarting the Apple TV entity, HA, or maually running the automation. What is causing it to hang sometimes? Should I create another automation to call service Apple TV restart at -1.6 elevation?
I will need to look into this to see if there is a bug in it. I am going to work on this BP updating it soon so I will look into it then. I have some ideas what may be causing it. Thanks for letting us know 
Blacky
I am working on this now… Could you please provide us your YAML of the automation? This YAML code are the settings you have selected in the automation so I can help. To do this go into your automation, top right 3 dots, Edit in YAML, copy all the code, come back to the forum and in your reply at the top tool bar click on “</>” and paste code in there.
This way I can test it all working.
Thanks for your help.
Blacky
I have Lutron lights where to get lights to switch off together I need to create a set button within their hub. That button can then be seen in HA. For the lights, I have created 3 buttons - Lights On Day, Lights Off, Lights On Night. I then created 3 scripts with the same name. Each script simply pressing the button as well as adjusting one other non-Lutron light in the room.
For my automation config, I’m not seeing the scripts being activated and it seems that the trace shows the automations going thru the “else” route, bypassing things. I have toggles inputted and from what I’ve read I think I am doing it right but obviously not. I’m using Blueprint v7.0 and HA 2024.7.4. What am I missing?
Here is one of the scripts (other scripts are duplicates of this)
alias: Great Room Day On
sequence:
- parallel:
- service: light.turn_on
metadata: {}
data:
kelvin: 3092
brightness_pct: 100
target:
entity_id: light.lights_side_table_lamp_lamp
- service: button.press
metadata: {}
data: {}
target:
entity_id: button.utility_phantom_keyapd_position_1_keypad_great_room_day_on
description: ""
mode: restart
Here is YAML of blueprint.
alias: Blacky - Great Room
description: ""
use_blueprint:
path: Blackshome/sensor-light.yaml
input:
night_boolean_scenes_scripts: input_boolean.great_room_toggle_night
motion_trigger:
- binary_sensor.great_room_motion_group
light_switch:
entity_id: script.great_room_day_on
boolean_scenes_scripts: input_boolean.great_room_lights_on_toggle
end_scenes:
- script.great_room_day_off
include_bypass:
- bypass_enabled_stop
- bypass_enabled_turn_on
motion_bypass_lights_stop:
- input_boolean.auto_lights_bypass_great_room_landing
include_night_lights: night_lights_enabled
night_lights:
entity_id: script.great_room_night_on
include_night_light_control:
- manage_scripts_crossing_over
- if_lights_are_on_adjust_when_crossing_over
night_lights_conditions:
- entity_state_enabled
night_lights_entity_state:
- input_boolean.night_toggle
night_time_delay: 0
time_delay: 0
motion_bypass_lights_on:
- binary_sensor.door_master_bathroom
It may be because I am calling for a script instead of a scene? I’m not sure then how to otherwise incorporate a button press as you can call that action through a script, but not a scene.
Thanks for reaching out.
Yep, scripts are not in this blueprint but I am working on this BP now so I will look to add them in.
Blacky
That’d be awesome.
As I have read through massively long threads on your automation, you’re always happy to help and not condescending. It makes me love this blueprint 10x. Thank you.
Lights, Camera, Action! Get ready to grab the popcorn because it’s movie time with a touch of cinematic magic! 
New Feature
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Light Colour: You now have the option to select RGB, RGBW or RGBWW in your light control option.
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Scripts: You can now use scripts.
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Collapsible Sections - Added collapsible sections to the blueprint. This enhancement improves the blueprint user interface by making it cleaner and more organized, allowing sections to be collapsed.
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Blacky 
Cool. Thanks. Would it be possible for you add scripts to the standard sensor light automation as well? I’ll move over to the sensor light automation thread.
Hi, looking to have Jellyfin for Android TV added to the list of apps.
Great blueprint, thanks very much!
You can add Jellyfin in if your like. Just simply type the app name in and hit enter. This is the name you need to enter.
org.jellyfin.androidtv
Blacky