Similar to what @fbloemhof suggested. You create a script to enter in the âScenes - Scripts To Turn OFFâ input. When creating the script you will have a âif-thenâ and else similar to Fred.
Try it out and if you have any questions just ask.
Blacky 
Yes that is correct. Scenes and scripts have no state not like a light or a switch and we know if it is ON or OFF. This is currently under review / development, I donât like saying to much as it may not make it but keep an eye out.
Blacky
I need to do some more testing but what I see now:
I try to use the IKEA Styrbar button for the by-pass light on and off option. This button is supported in ZHA and the 4 button press results are visible in the appliances as short/long press ON, OFF.
I donât see the on/off state status as a entity to use in the by-pass, only battery and identifier. How can I use this IKEA button?
Dynamic lighting has a heartbeat so it is alive and has to be. Depending on how you use your scripts is whether it will interfere. Dynamic lighting needs to have light entities and the light entities need to support what your asking dynamic lighting to do. You wouldnât turn a light on with a script to then have dynamic lighting control it by entering the lights used in the script. I have no idea on what you are doing but I thought I would give you some information and you may already know this.
If you select to disable dynamic lighting using the drop-down menu then it will disable it and return your light to normal control.
Blacky
Your IKEA Styrbar button will need to have an ON / OFF state. Go into development tools and under the states tab find your entity you are trying to use and test your IKEA Styrbar button to see what happens. You may need to create a toggle helper and have your IKEA Styrbar button toggel it ON and OFF. Then you can use the toggle helper as the by-pass.
This blueprint 
Press Button - Turn ON & OFF Entities can help you achieve this.
Blacky
I need some help. I love this blueprint btw⌠I use it for several automations⌠I have a new one that should be pretty easy, but Iâm not sure how to do it. I have an motion sensor in the bedroom, multiple lights in the bedroom and a bed sensor. So, what I want to do is to turn on the lights whenever thereâs motion in the bedroom, but NOT if there is someone in the bed. I have a binary_sensor call Is_Masterbed_occupied that is on if someone is in the bed and off otherwise. How can I do this? Thanks so much!
I configured a light entity for the ON and a script for the OFF and that seems to work but the automation keeps running and dynamic lighting continues to be enabled whilst the OFF command already was executed. Maybe I need some delay in my script?
Use your binary_sensor call Is_Masterbed_occupied and use option â2 - Enable the By-pass - Turn lights OFFâ in the bypass and input it into the âBy-pass Switch - Turn lights OFFâ.
Blacky
I am not sure exactly what you are doing but once the automation if done then nothing is running. If motion is OFF the automation will still run until the time delay has expired.
Blacky 
Hi Blacky, not sure I understand the by-pass option correctly.
My goal, turn light on using a motion sensor during the time set and use manual buttons to turn the light on/off as long needed. The motion detection works as expected.
When I enable the by-pass on and off option I expect the light will still turn on when motion is detected. However, enabling the by-pass on/off options the motion detection stops working. My expectation is that both motion sensing and do a short press on the Ikea Styrbar ON button will turn the light on and stays on as long as no short press on the Ikea Styrbar OFF button is done.
Or must the ON state be active all the time, so not for short period?
I also created two helpers and in development status I see two entities changing state when the on or off button is pressed but using these two entities in the by-pass options the light does not turn on and off.
That did it! Thank you!!
I just love the blueprint, congrats to developer.
However Iâd like to know if is it possible to prevent light turning off when I turn on the one manually?
Yeah, I see the By-pass, but I need to apply it to relay, so if I turn on the light on relay or app, the light will keep on, even with no more motion.
Blacky, still having trouble with multiple sensors (in group), one an aeotec motion sensor and the other a presence sensor, keeping a light on once itâs been triggered. Question. If I have 2 items in a group, both binary sensors, but they return different things (on-off vs detected-clear), will your Blueprint work as designed? Iâm wondering if your blueprint is only responding to the on-off of the Aeotec motion sensor, and not the detected-clear of the presence sensor.
All good⌠your lights are coming on and off with motion.
Now you by-pass. What ever you use to turn the by-pass on and off the entity that turns ON / OFF must be seperate for each by-pass. Example,
Not sure how your Ikea Styrbar works but lets look at a few things.
Short Press
If a short press turns ON helper 1 and a short press again turns OFF helper 1 then that is good.
If a short press turns on a separate entity (entity 1) that you can use and a short press turns OFF entity (entity 1) then that is good to.
You then have a short press separate entity you can use in the by-pass.
Long Press
If a long press turns ON helper 2 and a long press again turns OFF helper 2 then that is good.
If a long press turns on a separate entity (entity 2) that you can use and a long press turns OFF entity (entity 2) then that is good too.
You then have a long press separate entity you can use in the by-pass.
By-pass
Option 1, 2 or 3 has to have a different entity for it to work. It canât be the same entity used in each option.
Option 1 = Short Press. When this happens and the entity 1 or helper 1 turns ON the light will turn ON.
Option 2 = Long Press. When this happens and the entity 2 or helper 2 turns ON the light will turn OFF.
Now knowing this the best way to handle this is to decide what you would normally like to happen when the b-pass is turned ON. Would you like option 1 to turn the light ON, Option 2 to turn the light OFF or option 3 to keep the light in it current state being ON or OFF at the time you turn the by-pass ON. When the by-pass is ON (any option) you then can manually turn your lights ON or OFF as you wish and it will stay that way until you turn the by-pass OFF. When you turn the by-pass OFF it will evaluate your site conditions and preform the correct action. FAQ question below for more information on the by-pass.
Q: By-pass 101 - Every thing to know about the by-pass and how to use the âTrigger Sensor By-passâ without having a physical switch?
A: Please Click Here
Hope this helps.
Blacky
Nice one thanks for letting us know.
Blacky
Thanks
In HA the switch and the light are one entity. When you add the light in, motion can turn it ON / OFF then you canât have the switch do something different as it is the one entity. Example, when motion turn on the âLight / Switchâ it need to preform a set of actions and then turn it OFF. If you turn on the âLight / Switchâ you canât have this as a trigger to then run a different set of actions as this is what motion does. So we need to use a separate entity that will preform the actions we would like to do. This is the by-pass. If your light is turned ON by a relay then it is like any light you turn on in HA. The by-pass will turn ON or OFF the relay / light depending on the option you use in the by-pass.
Then you will need to choose option 1 in the by-pass.
Q: By-pass 101 - Every thing to know about the by-pass and how to use the âTrigger Sensor By-passâ without having a physical switch?
A: Please Click Here
Blacky
FAQ - Understanding Group Functionality For The Trigger Sensor
To find out more about Groups from the official Home Assistant website please Click Here
How Groups Operate:
In a group of motion or binary sensors, each sensor possesses both an ON and OFF state. While Home Assistant (HA) may represent these states differently (e.g., clear/detected), fundamentally, they are binary. Grouping these sensors effectively merges them into a single entity. If any sensor within the group is ON, the group itself is considered ON. Despite potential overlaps, as long as at least one sensor remains ON, the group maintains an ON status. Conversely, if all sensors are OFF, the group also switches to an OFF state.
Purpose of Utilizing Groups:
When automations are triggered by sensor activity within a collection of sensors, the focus typically remains on the initial sensor that activated the automation. Subsequent activations from other sensors within the same collection might be overlooked, as the automation remains fixated on the primary trigger. Consequently, when the primary sensor deactivates, the automation is completed / ends, even if other sensors within the collection are still active. To re-engage these additional sensors, they must deactivate and reactivate once all sensors return to an inactive state.
Grouping addresses this issue by consolidating sensors. When the initial sensor triggers an automation, the group remains ON. If another sensor within the group activates before the initial sensor deactivates, the group status remains unaffected. Even when the initial sensor deactivates, as long as other sensors remain active, the group remains ON until all sensors return to an OFF state.
Testing Group Functionality: To ensure the effectiveness of your group, integrate it into a dashboard alongside with the individual sensors used in the group. By triggering individual sensors and observing the groupâs response, any discrepancies or patterns hindering functionality can be identified. This allows for targeted troubleshooting and optimization of the group.
How to create a group of binary sensors to be used in the trigger sensor input Click Here
Hope this gives you a better understand of groups and why we use them for the trigger sensor.
Enjoy
Blacky
Back to FAQ: Click Here
Back to âThe Settings & Best Practice Guidelinesâ Click Here
Hi Harry
I have just did a FAQ on groups. Have a read of it and please if you are still having any problems or this helped you then just let us know.
Also can you provide us your YAML again.
Blacky
I am still struggling with the best way to have my lights at a default state and have the Sensor Light blueprint brighten them when it is triggered.
I was thinking, maybe you can add an option to save and restore the state of the entities in a scene? HA allows to create and use scenes on demand.
I tried to keep it simple for my testing setup:
alias: Sensor Light - Achtertuin v3
description: ""
use_blueprint:
path: Blackshome/sensor-light.yaml
input:
motion_trigger:
- binary_sensor.achtertuin_motion_sensor_occupancy
light_switch:
entity_id: light.z2m_group_buiten_achtertuin
end_scenes:
- scene.achtertuin_10
include_light_control:
- use_brightness
The scene also as quite simple:
- id: '1706087837296'
name: Achtertuin 10%
entities:
light.z2m_group_buiten_achtertuin:
brightness: 128
color_temp_kelvin: 2000
friendly_name: Achtertuin
state: 'on'
icon: mdi:palm-tree
metadata: {}
When the lights are off and motion is triggered, they turn on at 100% like expected. After the timeout the scene gets activated, also expected. But at the next motion trigger, nothing seems to happen.
The trace of the automation looks like this:
Not sure if there is anything else I can share.
