Why I didn't have the state updated in HA from my sensors?

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Any idea about my algorithm issue mentioned previously about multiple triggers ?

I think, I will create a new thread because I didn’t find anything about this

Thanks

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Is that supposed to be pseudo-code or a real example? Because trigger.motion_sofa_livingroom.payload_json is invalid.

Regardless of which one of the two MQTT Triggers occurs, you reference the trigger variable like this:
trigger.payload_json
For more information, refer to the documentation.

Either this:

  condition: "{{ trigger.payload_json.occupancy == true }}"

or this because the received value is a boolean:

  condition: "{{ trigger.payload_json.occupancy }}"
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Yes it was supposed to be a valid answer. In fact, I Don t know how to do a difference between two different triggers. Try to Give them a name was my solution in my mind.

I already read the doc, but can I say, I need that two different value are valuable to true?
On my example, I need one value of each differents devices. Both of them need to be at true to realise an action.

Thank you

Regards

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There’s no need to distinguish between the two triggers because you want the result of either of them to be true and that’s what the example I posted above is designed to do.

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Oh yes I see what you mean, sorry.

Indeed, your answer is correct in this case :slight_smile:

Thank you.

But for my personal knowledge, how could I do to try to do a distinguish between the two triggers ?
(Even if I know in the current usecase it’s useless)

Edit: @123 , just about the condition expression here

condition:
   - condition: "{{ trigger.payload_json.occupancy }}"

should be

condition:
   - condition: template
      value_template: "{{ trigger.payload_json.occupancy }}"

If I did what you suggest, I got an issue template

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Because you did not do what I had suggested.

I never suggested this (which is invalid):

condition:
   - condition: "{{ trigger.payload_json.occupancy }}"

I suggested to use a Template Condition in shorthand notation like this:

  condition: "{{ trigger.payload_json.occupancy == true }}"

or this:

  condition: "{{ trigger.payload_json.occupancy }}"

In addition, what you posted has an indentation error:

condition:
   - condition: template
      value_template: "{{ trigger.payload_json.occupancy }}"
     ^
     |
Remove this additional space.
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Alright about the condition example. Thank you.

Do you have an idea about multiple conditions (different so not only the condition at true for each) from multiple triggers ? :grin:

After that I stop to ask you questions like that but it’s interesting.