Yep. I can see you are using Trigger - Ambient. The high you selected is to turn it OFFā¦ the low is to turn it ON and you have not selected any trigger to turn ON (run) the automation. So you will need to decide what you would like to use.
I look at your dynamic lighting and you have a setting for 900 lux so I adjusted your YAML to turn ON (run) the automation using Trigger - Ambient low and the setting of 900 lux. I then set the high to 1000 lux and this is were it will turn OFF (stop) the automation. It may not be what you would like but it is just to give you a working example so change it as needed. What will happen is when the lux drops below 900 lux your light will turn ON and dynamic lighting will work. When the lux goes above 1000 lux the light will turn OFF. You may decide to use another trigger other than Trigger - Ambient so just change it to your liking. Below is your YAML. A tip is to use the ā</>ā in the menu of this text editor and then paste your YAML in thereā¦ it keeps the correct format. Try the below YAML in your automation.
Blacky many thanks for your tips, very much appreciated!
The thing is that I donāt want the light to turn on automatically but just to turn off in case it is on. I would like to switch it on only manually and then it should adjust based on lux sensor value.
I was also looking the bypass section but was not sure about how to configure this way.
Sorry for the late reply. Just got around to test with Sensor Light Blueprint and I can confirm it works!
I had to remove the filters from Triggers so that media_player.tv_living would show up. Itās not a sensor but can still be used.
Thanks again!
TIP: You dont need to remove the filters, you can just copy and paste the entity ID into the input and click save. If there is an update in the future you will have no problem with itā¦
@Blacky
I used it for holidays and when Iām not home as daily ending at the same time is to predictable for potential burglars. I only used it for the āswitch off all lightsā at a certain time.
Hi @Blacky. First of all, thank you very much for sharing all these great things. Really appreciated!
After some reading and research, my question is regarding the difference between your āSmart Light ā¦ā and āSensor Light ā¦ā blueprints: How to decide which one to use? What is the difference?
Please accept my apologies if I missed a place where this was already explained. I searched for an answer but couldnāt find one.
Unfortunately, Iām failing to import this blueprint (via the button at the top of this topic) with the following error code:
Invalid blueprint: extra keys not allowed @ data['blueprint']['input']['bypass_settings']['collapsed']. Got True extra keys not allowed @ data['blueprint']['input']['bypass_settings']['icon'].
I searched this topic, but didnāt find anyone having the same issue.
I noticed an option to enable/disable the automation on certain days of the week. Is it possible to add specific timeframes for that? For example: Only enable between 7am and 10pm? Or more specific; only enable between 8am and 6pm on Monday?
And another question: I would like to have the lights turned on only when somebody is home. I have a group that monitors this. If I add the group to the by-pass option (Bypass Switch - Turn lights OFF), will the lights not turn off when the group is off?
Iāve been able to import this blueprint, but am lost by the amount of options.
However, Iām lost by the amount of optionsā¦
My objective is to
turn on certain lights in our location, starting when the sun goes down and increase them gradually - but only if user X is home
adjust light brightness and temperature so that when I turn them on via a switch or manually,nit has a brightness and temperature corresponding to the time of day.
Any direction for a blueprint -newbee would be appreciated, thanks!
This blueprint is not designed for this, it is more of a trigger you would like to happen. You may want to look at my Sensor Light Blueprint.
No, bypass works when an entity is ON the bypass is active and will do as per your selection. What you could do is use the group so when it is ON it turns the lights on and when it is OFF the light turn OFF. This would be done in a state trigger.