Thanks for your feedback, I have fixed a lot of the bugs to… keep an eye out for the update as I am in the QA stage of it.
Blacky 
Smart Lighting: Your Lights, Your Way - Take Control and Customize it to Perfection! 
New Feature 
- Dynamic Lighting - You now have 4 new time controlled options. If you live in the far north or south, using sun elevation may not be practical during winter or summer, as daylight hours can be very limited or constant. These new options can help simulate a normal day of artificial lighting, providing a more consistent experience for those without typical daylight patterns. As always, you have full control to customize the settings to your liking.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug in Dynamic Lighting cross over from night lights.
- Fixed a bug in the bypass function where, when the bypass was turned ON, changes in site conditions from normal lights to night lights were not evaluated correctly when the bypass was turned OFF. This bug has now been resolved.
- Fixed a bug in HA restart.
- Fixed bugs in bypass.
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Hey Blacky, could you add the ‘Device Tracker’ option to the blueprint?
Smart Lighting: Your Lights, Your Way - Take Control and Customize it to Perfection!
Bug Fixes
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Dynamic Lighting - A bug affecting dynamic lighting options 10, 11, 12, and 13 has been fixed. Previously, re-triggering the automation caused a loop that consumed excessive RAM and issued a critical log. This issue was caused by a single condition leading to an unintended loop.
The updated blueprint resolves this problem.
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Smart Lighting: Your Lights, Your Way - Take Control and Customize it to Perfection!
New Feature
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Dynamic Lighting - State Control Option
You now have an option to enable or disable dynamic lighting based on the state of a specified entity. When the entity is in the selected activation state, dynamic lighting will function as configured. When the entity is not in the activation state, dynamic lighting will be disabled. This allows you to toggle between normal lighting and dynamic lighting based on the entity’s state. -
Dynamic Lighting - Next Day
With options 10, 11, 12, and 13, you can now set the time for transitioning to a new day.
Bug Fixes
- Dynamic Lighting
- Resolved an issue with options 10, 11, 12, and 13 that could cause excessive RAM usage and generate a critical log, depending on your settings.
- Fixed a bug where turning OFF the bypass might not reset your lights correctly.
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Hello Blacky,
I’m a newbie in the Home Assistant universe and have only been working on it for a few days. The trigger for this was my desire for the many Hue lights I have to adapt their color to the time of day. This worked quite well with adaptive light from Apple Home Kit, but unfortunately the brightness is not reduced in the evening and at night. The smart light blueprint, especially in version 2.7 with Dynamic Lighting, promises a lot more.
I followed the explanation of the functions from January 2023 (🔆 Smart Light - Entity - Sun Elevation - Ambient & Time Triggers) as best as I understood it, but unfortunately without the desired success.
In my case, there is a stairwell situation. On dull and cloudy days, dimmed lights must also be switched on during the day. If the Hue motion sensor (SML001) detects movement, the light should get a little brighter and if the brightness is sufficient on sunny days (Hue motion sensor - over 20 lux) the light can be turned off.
The Sun Elevation trigger is certainly good in summer, but in winter the light is dimmed too early in the evening and too late in the morning.
Can all of these requirements be met? I would be delighted to receive an answer that helps me understand the many functions, especially dynamic lighting, and use them correctly.
I am from Germany and of course wrote the text using Google Translate and hope that everything has been translated clearly.
Smart Light seems to be a powerful tool, great work!
best regards, minimac
P.S. Will there be an update to the explanation of the functions from January 2023?
Welcome to the community.
Yes, google is working well.
Because you would like this it is best to use the ambient option. This will turn your light on when it is dull. Then you use the night lights option and use your motion sensor as the night light state condition Enable entity state option. Then in Night Light Control make sure your select If lights are ON, adjust the lights when crossing over and use the Use cross over time delay from night lights to normal lights and set your time delay. What that will do is when motion is detected it will go into night light mode (don’t get hung up on the name of night lights as it is just another light option) and the lights will be what you set in night lights. The time delay is when you motion clears before it will go back to normal lights.
So what will happen is your light will come on to your normal light setting when the lux level is too low (day or night), then when motion is detected it will go to your night light setting and then revert back to normal light when the motion sensor is clear.
Try it out and if you are still having problems then 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
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quick question, must be me missing something because I’ve tested everything but it doesn’t seem to work.
is there a way to delay the off state on the light when the binary sensor goes back to off (for example the door sensor switches from open to close), I would like to have a little delay before the light goes off.
I tried several things but the only thing I was able to +/- use this was adding the transition timer but not all my outdoor lights support transition states so…