All well and good, but the primary issue is that the lights didn't turn off when they were supposed to. The bypass was off, and the lights are still on for 30 minutes.
The recommended approach for a garage is to create a template binary sensor with an auto-OFF delay for your garage door. When the garage door opens, the template binary sensor turns ON and remains ON for the configured delay (for example, 5 minutes). Once that delay expires, the template binary sensor turns OFF.
Next, create a group containing the template binary sensor, your motion sensor, and your mmWave sensor, then use this group as the trigger in the blueprint.
With this setup, opening the garage door will immediately turn the lights ON. If the door remains open but no motion is detected, the template binary sensor will turn OFF after its auto-OFF delay. The blueprint's own time delay then begins. If motion is detected at any time, the lights remain ON until no motion is detected and the blueprint's time delay has expired.
For example, if the template binary sensor has a 5-minute auto-OFF delay and the blueprint's time delay is also set to 5 minutes, the lights will turn OFF approximately 10 minutes after the garage door is opened, provided no motion is detected during that time.
Blacky 
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I use this automation in a few places in the house (as previous posts).
Prompted by the garage door post above.
I use it with an outdoor detector to turn on my room lights when I'm coming towards the (back) door when it's dark. It all works fine.
I have it set for my basic use case, which is that I'd like the lights to turn off after five minutes.
Is there a way to add a condition so that if the lights are already on to leave them on? The detection automation means that if the lights are already on, and someone comes home, the lights go off after five minutes.
It feels as if bypass is the answer but even reading it a few times I still don't understand it.
If you are turning the light ON manually then yes you can do this but you will need my 
Manual Control Status Tracker blueprint. What you do is create a toggle helper and then in the manual control status tracker blueprint use it as your Tracker Helper. Then your light goes into Target Entities To Track and select manual ON and OFF option. Then use that toggle helper in this blueprints bypass option 1.
Now when you turn the light ON manually it will turn ON the bypass disabling the automation. Then you must manually turn the light OFF to turn OFF the bypass (toggle helper) enabling the automation again. You can choose to use the Bypass Auto OFF Option so if you forget to turn OFF the light manually it will automatically turn OFF the bypass (toggle helper) and enable the automation again.
Blacky
Hi! Thanks for the awesome blueprint. I am using it for a few months now.
Today i tried dynamic lighting with lux-controlled brightness. Currently, when the automation triggers, the light only turns on after the "Dynamic Lighting - Heartbeat" interval has passed. Is this expected behavior?
I want the light to turn on instantly when triggered, but I still want to keep a decent heartbeat interval (e.g., 1 minute) to adjust the brightness later. Is there a way to force an immediate update on the first trigger?
I should turn ON depending on your settings. If you 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.
Blacky
Thanks for the fast response. I tried a few variants. This would be the preferred one:
alias: Licht Gästezimmer EG - Sensor Light
description: ""
use_blueprint:
path: Blackshome/sensor-light.yaml
input:
motion_trigger:
- binary_sensor.motion_gaestezimmer_eg_presence
light_switch:
entity_id: light.light_gaestezimmer_eg
time_delay: 0
include_bypass:
- bypass_enabled_stop
motion_bypass_lights_stop:
- input_boolean.licht_gaestezimmer_eg_bypass
include_dim_before_off: dim_before_off_enabled
dim_before_off_pct: 50
include_light_control:
- use_brightness
dim_before_off_time_delay: 5
bypass_auto_off_delay: 15
include_state_control: state_control_enabled
state_control_entity: binary_sensor.sleep_mode_house
include_night_lights: night_lights_disabled
night_lights_conditions:
- sun_enabled
night_lights:
entity_id: light.light_gaestezimmer_eg
include_night_light_control:
- use_brightness
night_time_delay: 0
include_dynamic_lighting: enable_lux_controled_brightness_inv
dynamic_lighting_lux_sensor: sensor.motion_gaestezimmer_eg_illuminance
dynamic_lighting_min_brightness: 20
dynamic_lighting_boolean: input_boolean.light_gaestezimmer_eg_dynamic_lighting
dynamic_lighting_max_lux: 400
dynamic_lighting_heartbeat: 1
light_transition_on: 0
light_transition_off: 0
night_light_include_dim_before_off: dim_before_off_enabled
night_light_dim_before_off_time_delay: 10
Thanks for your YAML. Your missing the dim before OFF toggle helper in light control. Add one in or disable this option and you bee good to go.
Blacky
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I'm really new to automations, and I very much appreciate your work creating this one, and even more so in supporting it.
My lights aren't dimming off. I have configured the automation with a sensor group (two Ikea Myggspray motion sensors, one at the top and one at the bottom of the stairs) as the Trigger, and a light group (three Ikea Kajplatt bulbs in the stair pendant light) as the Lights. I would like the lights to fade off over 10 seconds, so I configured the Light Control to Use Transition with a 0 second Transition - ON and a 10 second Transition - OFF.
The lights switch on with any motion, as expected. They stay on while the Myggspray sensors clear, as expected. Then they fade quickly, over less than a second.
The trace shows they take a path through the transition, but that's not how my lights behave. Looking at the source code, I see it expects a scene.
I've never worked with scenes before. Is this just a named scene so that the automation can save the previous state of my lights? Or do I need to make a scene specifically to store the off state? Or perhaps I've done something else incorrectly, and I don't actually need a scene at all.
How do I get my lights to fade off?
Hey... Since the latest HA update to 7.1, my automations are no longer working. What could be the reason for this?