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@hagepat Hey Patrick, thanks for the compliment, I think all the users who participated will take it ;) And what I am shocked about is, that on your Screenshots are just Huemagic nodes. :D The subflows are for lamp / group responses. If you add the Id/rid there you’ll get a boolean true/false out instead of a big array object, just try it out. in my flow you’ll find some yellow change nodes with examples. Just add a lamp Id in one, inject and the light will do what is written on the node. When you previously just had one flow tab, than everything is fine. Lots of people have quite a lot of tabs for Livingroom, bedroom, kitchen, etc. my recommendation is to have all hue stuff in the hue flow and link everything in and out.
What I mean with that is, that you should setup you rooms one after the other. Put all HUE nodes into one flow tab and link the rooms in this tab / and out to this tab. In detail you have a call action Change Node for your kitchen in the separate hue flow tab and should connect a link out from the kitchen switch, to the call into the hue tab.
If you have couple of light in one room and you want to turn the on all at the same time, create a scene.
These are files from previous releases or specials like blink a lamp as alarm and are stored there cause, as you have figured already out, you don’t really need them, it’s a collection. Did this help? Greetings |
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@hagepat yo Patrick, it’s super easy. When you figured out how it works it’s fun. yes, you need to have a blue light resource subflow for every light or group you want to have a response from.. dublicate and ad the correct Id. i made you a Flow with 3 nodes, blue subflow and two yellow changes node. This is a setup for ONE lamp.
Let me know if it worked or not. |
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Hi Andreas, Thanks for your effort. Greetz Patrick |
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@hagepat when it’s working you can do it step-by-step for all your devices now, it’s a short learning process. when you look into the yellow action change nodes you can also determine how the code works, and just can adjust it for your needs. My repository is actually just for showing how it works and providing tools and preset flows so that you can build your own setup the easiest way possible without relying on a bad maintained contrib. What you do wit it is on you;) Greetings Andreas |
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@hagepat when it’s working you can do it step-by-step for all your devices now, it’s a short learning process.
When you are into it you get new lamps / scenes in a couple of minutes in your flow.
using one flow tab with link in / out is the correct way to go.
when you look into the yellow action change nodes you can also determine how the code works, and just can adjust it for your needs.
My repository is actually just for showing how it works and providing tools and preset flows so that you can build your own setup the easiest way possible without relying on a bad maintained contrib. What you do wit it is on you;)
Greetings Andreas